2007 Report on the Water Quality of Minnesota Streams Citizen Stream-Monitoring Program Environmental Analysis and Outcomes Division October 2008

Minnesota Pollution Control Agency 520 Lafayette Road North Saint Paul, MN 55155-4194 http://www.pca.state.mn.us 651-296-6300 or 800-657-3864 toll free TTY 651-282-5332 or 800-657-3864 toll free

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency thanks the 2007 Citizen Stream-Monitoring Program volunteers for their efforts in collecting water-quality data. Their commitment and dedication to stream monitoring and protection are greatly appreciated.

Special thanks to the following people for their contributions to this report:

Author and Manuscript Reviewers Johanna Schussler Laurie Sovell

Cover Photo John Feneis (Mustinka River)

Data Entry Andrea Ebner Nancy Flandrick Jean Garvin Shane Hanly Miranda Nichols Lynda Nelson Johanna Schussler Sandra Simbeck Laurie Sovell

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Table of Contents List of Figures...... 2

List of Tables ...... 2

Introduction...... 3

Ecoregions and Stream Water Quality...... 4

Section 1. How CSMP Volunteers Collect and Use Data ...... 5

What CSMP Volunteers Measure...... 5 Putting CSMP Data to Work...... 9

Section 2. Summary of 2007 CSMP Data ...... 10

Stream Monitoring Results ...... 10 Rainfall Monitoring Results...... 13

Bibliography ...... 17

Useful Definitions...... 18

Appendix 1. Minnesota Drainage Basins & Major Watersheds Map and Key...... 19

Appendix 2. Summary of 2007 CSMP Data Collected with 60-cm Transparency Tube...... 23

Appendix 3. Summary of 2007 CSMP Data Collected with 100-cm Transparency Tube...... 66

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List of Figures Figure 1. Increase in CSMP Volunteers and Sites, 1998 – 2007...... 4 Figure 2. Minnesota’s Seven Ecoregions. Mapped by U.S. EPA...... 4 Figure 3. Range of Stream Transparency and Water Quality...... 6 Figure 4. CSMP Rain Gauge ...... 8 Figure 5. CSMP Stream Stage Estimate ...... 8 Figure 6. Number of 2007 CSMP Sites in Each Major Drainage Basin ...... 11 Figure 7. Map of 2007 Average Transparency Readings ...... 12 Figure 8. Percentage of CSMP Sites across 5 Categories of Average Transparency...... 13 Figure 9a. 2007 Water Year Precipitation Map...... 15 Figure 9b. 2007 Departure from Normal Precipitation Map ...... 16

List of Tables

Table 1. Interquartile Range of Concentrations for Least-Impacted Streams ...... 5

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Introduction The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency’s possible to track the effects of (MPCA) Citizen Stream-Monitoring rainfall runoff on their stream. At the Program (CSMP) began in 1998. The CSMP end of each monitoring season, was designed to give individuals across volunteers submit their data to the Minnesota an opportunity for involvement MPCA. An annual report in a simple yet meaningful stream- summarizes data collected by monitoring program that provides data volunteers statewide and is posted on management and interpretation. 2007 the MPCA Web site. Volunteers also marked the CSMP’s tenth season with 490 receive individual reports specific to volunteers submitting data collected from their stream monitoring sites. 831 different sites across the state. The This report summarizes data collected by CSMP grew again in 2007, with 4 more CSMP volunteers during 2007. The first volunteers and 38 more sites than the section describes what CSMP volunteers do previous year (Figure 1). Of the 490 and gives examples of how participants use volunteers in the program, 81 turned in data CSMP data. Section 2 presents a summary for the first time in 2007. of volunteer data from the 2007 monitoring The CSMP uses a collaborative season. The Appendices contain data approach to stream monitoring by summaries for each site monitored. partnering with citizen volunteers who live on or near a stream, and who are interested in water quality. Any person or group willing to devote a small amount of time and energy on a regular basis can CSMP Goals: participate in the CSMP. Volunteers receive a transparency tube, rain gauge, data sheets, and instructions 6 Collect valuable water-quality for taking measurements. Once data by expanding statewide enrolled, participants visit an stream-monitoring established spot on a nearby stream once per week from April to 6 Provide a basic program for September to measure Stream anyone interested in stream Transparency, Water Level (Stage), monitoring

Appearance and Recreational Suitability. In addition to weekly 6 Complement existing citizen efforts stream measurements, rainfall is recorded daily. Volunteers are also 6 Facilitate awareness of water-quality encouraged to monitor immediately issues & promote shared goals after large rainfall events whenever

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Figure 1. Increase in CSMP quality for a region, were sampled by the Volunteers and Sites, 1998 – 2007 MPCA to characterize stream conditions for each ecoregion (McCollor and Heiskary

900 1993). The results provide a baseline with 800 which to compare streams. In other words, 700 the least-impacted streams are the yardsticks 600 500 by which we measure other streams. Table 1 400 lists the typical total phosphorus, total 300 suspended solids, and turbidity values for 200 least-impacted streams in six ecoregions. 100 0 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Figure 2. Minnesota’s Seven Number of Volunteers Number of Sites Ecoregions. Mapped by U.S. EPA

N or th e rn Ecoregions and Stream Water Mi n n es o ta W etlands Quality The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has divided the continental United States into ecoregions based on soils, geomorphology, land use and potential Red River natural vegetation. In Minnesota, this results Valley in seven fairly distinct ecoregions (Figure Northern Lakes 2). The Northern Lakes and Forests and Forests ecoregion (NLF) is predominately forested, N o r th Central has numerous lakes and is located in the Ha r d wood Forests northeastern part of Minnesota. The Western Corn Belt Plains ecoregion (WCBP), located Northern in the southern third of Minnesota, has Glaciated Plains rolling terrain and is extensively cultivated Driftless for row crop farming. The ecoregion Area framework provides a good basis for evaluating differences and similarities in Minnesota's streams. Western Corn B e lt P la i ns

“Least-impacted” streams, which are felt to be representative and reflect, expected water

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Table 1. Interquartile Range of Concentrations for Least-Impacted Streams in Minnesota by Ecoregion.1 Distributions of annual data from 1970-1992 (McCollor and Heiskary, 1993; note 1 mg/L = 1 ppm = 1,000 ppb)

Total Phosphorus Total Suspended Solids Turbidity (mg/L) (mg/L) (NTU) Region/ 25% 50% 75% 25% 50% 75% 25% 50% 75% Percentile NLF 0.02 0.04 0.05 1.8 3.3 6.0 1.7 2.5 4.3 NMW 0.04 0.06 0.09 4.8 8.6 16.0 4.1 6.0 10.0 NCHF 0.06 0.09 0.15 4.8 8.8 16.0 3.0 5.1 8.5 NGP 0.09 0.16 0.25 11.0 34.0 63.0 5.6 15.0 23.5 RRV 0.11 0.19 0.30 11.0 28.0 59.0 6.0 12.0 23.0 WCBP 0.16 0.24 0.33 10.0 27.0 61.0 5.2 12.0 22.0

Section 1. How CSMP Volunteers Collect and Use Data

What CSMP Volunteers Measure

Stream Water Transparency Stream transparency is an indirect measure Tracking water transparency is like of the amount of dissolved and suspended monitoring your blood pressure because it materials present in water. For most bodies tells us about the health of a stream. of water, the amount of solids suspended in In general, a low transparency reading the water is the most important factor: the reflects a large amount of sediment more suspended materials, the lower the (excessive soil material) or other suspended water transparency. In lakes, the majority of material like algae in the water. Too much suspended solids are algae. In streams and sediment in the water is a significant rivers, soil particles (predominantly silts and pollutant itself, whether it is suspended in clays) have a stronger influence on the water column or deposited on stream transparency as water flows downstream, bottoms. Suspended sediment reduces light carrying and depositing this sediment. A penetration needed for the growth of good example of dissolved material beneficial aquatic plants. It also interferes affecting transparency is the tea color with the ability of fish to see and capture caused by organic material of some their prey (Figure 3). northern, bog-influenced lakes and streams.

1 Interquartile range is determined by sorting measures from lowest to highest and represents those measures between the 25th and 75th percentiles.

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Figure 3. Range of Stream Transparency and Water Quality

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A stream bottom is described as ‘embedded’ Excessive nutrients and algae in rivers have when smaller rocks such as gravel and been linked to dissolved oxygen levels too cobble are surrounded or buried in clay, fine low to support a healthy fish community. silt or sand. When a stream bottom is embedded, fewer fish and aquatic insects are Transparency Tube able to survive. Less diverse assemblages of fish and insect species are also found in The transparency tube was developed in embedded streams. When a stream bottom is Australia for measuring stream water clarity. The clear plastic tube is 2 feet long x embedded from deposited sediment that has 1½-inch wide, with a release valve at the washed downstream, fish eggs become bottom. A stopper inserted at the bottom is smothered, keeping them from getting the painted black and white, so that when you oxygen needed to survive. look down into the tube a distinct symbol is visible. To measure water clarity, the tube is Deposited sediment also clogs spaces filled with water collected between rocks where insects like to live from a stream or river. (Waters 1995). Reduced insect habitat from Looking down into the excess sediment leads to fewer species of tube, water is released fish that depend on insects for food. through the valve until the black and white symbol is visible. The depth of the Finally, sediment may have pollutants water when the symbol attached to it such as phosphorus and becomes visible is recorded petroleum products. These pollutants in centimeters, marked on degrade the quality of flowing water, as well the side of the tube. If the as downstream lakes or reservoirs. symbol is visible when the tube is full, the transparency reading is Because of the effects of excessive sediment “>60 centimeters.” A greater transparency on streams, the MPCA sets limits on the reading reflects higher clarity. discharge of suspended solids to waters, and has “standards” for turbidity, which should not be exceeded in flowing waters. Turbidity Transparency is a meaningful measure of is defined as “an optical property of water water quality because people can see it resulting in a loss of light transmission from change, and easily understand how it reflects absorption or scattering” (Dieter 1990). stream condition. A citizen once described Highly turbid water has low transparency. his long-term goal for a river in these terms: “I want to be able to see my toes when I’m High algae concentrations, which also standing knee-deep in the water.” By using reduce transparency, occur at lower flows in transparency as its central measure, the larger rivers with high nutrient CSMP provides a tool that will allow concentrations. Algae contribute dissolved citizens to track progress toward identified oxygen to the river through the process of water-quality goals for their streams. photosynthesis while they are living, but deplete oxygen when they die and decompose on the bottom of the river.

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Precipitation and Stream Stage CSMP volunteers use a rain gauge to record Water quality changes in response to precipitation data (Figure 4). Precipitation precipitation as a result of management data is important because some rainfall practices used on the surrounding land. For eventually makes its way to streams. example, in an area with too little vegetation Rainfall can affect a stream’s water level or to keep the soil in place, rainfall can “stage” by increasing the amount and rate of influence stream transparency. It does this water flowing through stream channels by carrying sediment and other materials to (Figure 5). streams over land in runoff or underground through urban and rural subsurface drainage Figure 4. CSMP Rain Gauge systems.

By recording rainfall on a daily basis and simultaneously measuring transparency and stream water level, volunteers and the MPCA can determine the connections among these factors.

Figure 5. CSMP Stream Stage Estimate

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Appearance and Recreational turbidity impairments in Minnesota. Suitability Minnesota has a water quality standard for CSMP volunteers rank water appearance on turbidity (murkiness of water). If a certain a 1 to 5 scale where 1 is “crystal clear” and number of turbidity readings exceed this 5 is “green and muddy.” Appearance standard, the stream is listed as “impaired.” information provides insight on the possible Often times, turbidity data are unavailable. causes of low transparency readings. A low Because transparency tube readings are transparency reading in conjunction with a good predictors of turbidity, volunteer- cloudy appearance may reflect high levels of collected transparency data can help suspended sediment in the water, whereas a determine if a turbidity impairment exists. In green tint suggests that algae growth may be general, low transparency readings indicate reducing water clarity. high turbidity.

Stream recreational suitability rankings also The Clean Water Act requires Minnesota to range from 1 to 5, where 1 is “beautiful; report water quality assessments to Congress couldn’t be better” and 5 is “swimming and every two years. During the 2008 aesthetic enjoyment of the stream nearly assessment, 188 stream segments were impossible.” Recreational suitability assessed using some transparency tube data. rankings help us decipher connections Of these assessments using volunteer- between people’s perception of stream water collected data, 33 new segments were listed quality and what they measure (e.g. as impaired and another 91 were assessed as precipitation and transparency in full support of the turbidity water quality measurements). standard.

On the local level, CSMP volunteers and Putting CSMP Data to Work data are used in a variety of ways. Several projects indicate that CSMP involvement Data submitted by educates the public and facilitates citizens CSMP volunteers interacting with their stream. A couple of are entered into the local projects use CSMP data as part of a U.S. Environmental Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) Protection Agency’s project. These groups have used water-quality transparency tube data collected by CSMP STORage and RETrieval database volunteers to identify sources of sediment to (STORET). Data from the CSMP greatly downstream waterbodies. Similarly, CSMP augment current stream water-quality data is also of interest to lake residents and information, and enhance our general users. Transparency tube data has been used understanding of Minnesota stream in these situations to help pinpoint the conditions. Data collected by volunteers can sources of sediment (which often carries help identify water-quality problems, phosphorus, a nutrient which can impair prioritize areas for additional research, and lakes) in the tributaries to a lake. track progress toward improvement. Once these sources can be identified, it is possible to implement on the ground CSMP data can be used to increase the projects to reduce runoff and improve the percentage of river miles assessed for quality of the water.

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Section 2. Summary of 2007 CSMP Data

Stream Monitoring Results

From April to September 2007, 490 watershed (specifically by its numeric code, volunteers monitored 831 sites on streams the hydrologic unit code or HUC), and then and rivers across Minnesota. Volunteers by CSMP site number. monitored streams in every major river basin in the state (Figure 6). Of the 80 major Figure 7 shows average transparency watersheds in the state, CSMP volunteers readings at each site throughout the state. monitored 61. 2 The There is a general trend of increasing watershed had the highest number of sites average stream transparency from monitored, at 59. Coming in second with 49 southwestern to northeastern Minnesota. sites was the watershed, and Finer soils and more intensive land use, such the Clearwater River watershed finished as agriculture, are generally more common third with 37 sites. in the southern and western portions of the state, where average transparency is lower. On a basin scale, the largest increase in Higher transparencies are generally found in CSMP participation was seen in the Red the forested northeastern part of the state. River Basin, which added 14 new sites in 2007. The Upper Mississippi River Basin Water clarity is generally good at a majority also saw an increase in participation with 11 of the river locations that were monitored in new sites added. the state. Figure 8 shows the percentage of sites in each of 5 categories of average A summary of stream transparency and rain transparency. An average transparency of 41 monitoring data for each site is found in centimeters or greater was found at 67% of Appendices 2 and 3. Sites are not listed in CSMP sites during 2007. This translates into the appendices if only rain data was a majority of the sites monitored falling into submitted. Appendix 2 contains data for 60 the “Good” or “Excellent” water quality centimeter tubes and Appendix 3 for 100 categories. The “Geater than 60” category centimeter tubes. Each table contains mean, was again split for 2007. Research done in minimum, and maximum transparencies, Ohio using, among other tubes, the MPCA and the number of “>60 cm” and “>100 cm” transparency tube, indicated that a break readings calculated for each site. between 60-92 cm and >92 cm was appropriate. At approximately 92 cm, the If volunteers collected data using both the levels of total suspended solids in the water 60 and 100 cm tubes, be sure to check (in milligrams per liter or ppm) become both Appendix 2 and Appendix 3 to see undetectable (less than 5 mg/L) in lab all of the data collected. Data in both analysis (Anderson and Davic, 2004). appendices are sorted first by basin, then by

2 A watershed is the area of land drained by a given stream; a basin is made up of many watersheds. For example, the Crow River and Rum River watersheds are part of the Upper Mississippi River Basin.

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Figure 6. Number of 2007 CSMP Sites in each Major Drainage Basin

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Figure 7. 2007 Average Transparency Readings

Note: Transparency readings taken at 169 sites in the Red River Basin by the Red River River Watch program were submitted through a different process this year. Average transparency readings for those sites do not appear on this map.

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Figure 8. Percentage of 2007 CSMP Sites across 5 Categories of Average Transparency

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Rainfall Monitoring Results monitoring season, much of the state The amount, duration, received less rain than normal (Figure 9b). and intensity of rainfall can greatly Exceptions include west central, south east influence stream and parts of north east Minnesota, which conditions. Greater received higher amounts of rain than precipitation can lead normal. to more runoff and sediment reaching streams, which causes Total rainfall amounts recorded by CSMP lower transparency readings. Figure 9a volunteers varied greatly (See Appendix 2 shows the State Climatology Office and 3). Variation within watersheds may precipitation map for Water Year 2007 reflect the highly variable nature of rainfall (October 2006 – September 2007). This map across the landscape. It is also possible that shows precipitation amounts in inches some rainfall was not recorded, leading to throughout the state. Figure 9b shows the incomplete reports. The number of rain “Departure from Normal” map for the same readings reported is listed in Appendices 2 time period. This map indicates the number and 3 to give an idea of how often rainfall of inches of precipitation above or below was measured for a site. The number of normal for the entire state. In the 2007 stream transparency readings taken in response to rainfall events is also reported in

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Appendices 2 and 3. It is ideal to take a few agricultural impacts, is closely linked to of these “rain event” transparency readings rainfall events. Changes in water quality that in addition to the weekly “background” typically follow large rainfalls include readings to get an accurate account of the increased bacteria, turbidity and nutrients, stream’s fluctuation in water clarity as it and lower transparency. Rainfall amounts relates to rainfall and surface runoff. recorded along with transparency and water level data give you a general picture of how We encourage you to record daily rainfall your stream changes in response to varying amounts whenever possible. Rainfall is one amounts of precipitation. In general, the of the most influential things affecting more impacted a watershed and/or river is, stream water quality. For example, “non- the more significantly it will change in point source pollution”, pollution from response to rainfall. diffuse sources such as urban and

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Figure 9a. 2007 Water Year Precipitation Map

Prepared by: State Climatology Office, DNR Waters

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Figure 9b. 2007 Departure from Normal Precipitation Map

Prepared by: State Climatology Office, DNR Waters

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Bibliography

Anderson, P. and R.D. Davic. 2004. Use of transparency tubes for rapid assessment of total suspended solids and turbidity in streams. Lake and Reservoir Management. 20(2):110-120.

Dieter, C.D. 1990. Causes and effects of water turbidity: a selected annotated bibliography. South Dakota State University, South Dakota Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit, Technical Bulletin 5, Brookings.

McCollor, S. and S. Heiskary 1993. Selected water-quality characteristics of the seven ecoregions of Minnesota. Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. St. Paul, MN.

Waters, T.F. 1995. Sediment in Streams: sources, biological effects and control. American Fisheries Society Monograph 7. American Fisheries Society. Bethesda, Maryland.

“Water is the most critical resource issue of our lifetime and our children's lifetime. The health of our waters is the principal measure of how we live on the land.”

Luna Leopold

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Useful Definitions

Chlorophyll – the molecule found in algae that provides pigmentation (color).

Drainage Basin – the area of land drained by a number of rivers or streams.

Ecoregion – geographic areas that are distinguished from others by ecological characteristics such as climate, soils, geology, and vegetation.

Eutrophication – the natural and artificial addition of nutrients to a water body, which may lead to depleted oxygen concentrations. Eutrophication is a natural process that is frequently accelerated and intensified by human activities.

Geomorphology – the study of the evolution and configuration of landforms.

Macrophyte – rooted or free-floating large aquatic plants found in wetlands, lakes, and streams.

Photosynthesis – the process by which green plants synthesize carbohydrates from carbon dioxide and water using light as an energy source and releasing oxygen as a byproduct.

Stream Discharge – quantity of stream flow per unit of time. Stream discharge is calculated by multiplying stream velocity (V) by stream cross-sectional area (A) so that Q=VA, where Q = discharge (m3/second); V = velocity (m/s); and A = cross section (m2).

Trophic – refers to the nutrient production level of a water body.

Turbidity – murkiness or cloudiness of water, indicating the presence of suspended sediments, dissolved solids, natural or man-made chemicals, algae, etc.

Watershed – the area of land drained by a particular river of stream system, which when added together make up a drainage basin.

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Appendix 1. Minnesota Drainage Basins & Major Watersheds Map and Key Minnesota Drainage Basins and Major Watersheds

71 80 70 9020314 9030009 9020312

79 69 9030008 9020311 78 9030007 75 68 66 74 9030004 9030003 9020309 9020304

77 63 76 73 9030006 67 9020303 9030005 9030002 9020306 Red River Basin 72 9030001 1 62 4010101 9020302 Rainy River Basin 66 9020305 61 9020301 7 7010101 59 9 9020107 7010103 60 8 9020108 7010102 Lake Superior Basin

3 4 2 02 58 Upper Mississippi River Basin 4010201 4010202 01 01 9020106 4 11 7010105 56 13 57 9020103 10 7010107 12 9020104 7010104 4010301 7010106 35 7030003 54 14 34 9020101 7030001 7010108 15 7010201 36 7030004 55 16 St. Croix River Basin 9020102 26 7010202 21 23 7020005 7020002 7010207 17 37 7010203 7030005 22 18 7020001 7010204 24 25 20 7020003 7020004 7010206

Minnesota River Basin 7010205 38 28 7040001 33 27 7020007 Lower Mississippi River Basin 7020006 7020012 81 10170202 29 39 41 7020008 7040002 7040004 40

82 31 7040003

10170203 51 32 7100001 7020010 7020011 42 7040006 43 30 7040008 7020009 83 84 53 44 10170003 48 10170204 7100003 7060001 7080201 52 50 49 47 46 7100002 7080203 7080202 7080102 7060002 Missouri River Basin Des Moines River Basin Cedar River Basin

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Key to Minnesota Drainage Basins and Major Watersheds

Lake Superior Basin = Drainage Basin Name 04010101 = Hydrologic Unit Code (1) = DNR Major Watershed number - Lake Superior (North) = Watershed Name

Lake Superior Basin 04010101 (1) – Lake Superior (North) 04010102 (2) – Lake Superior (South) 04010201 (3) – St. Louis River 04010202 (4) – Cloquet River 04010301 (5) – Nemadji River

Upper Mississippi River Basin 07010101 (7) – Mississippi (Headwaters – Lake Winnibigoshish) 07010102 (8) – Leech Lake River 07010103 (9) – Mississippi (Grand Rapids) 07010104 (10) – Mississippi River (Brainerd) 07010105 (11) – Pine River 07010106 (12) – Crow Wing River 07010107 (13) – Redeye River (Leaf River) 07010108 (14) – Long Prairie River 07010201 (15) – Mississippi River (Sartell) 07010202 (16) – Sauk River 07010203 (17) – Mississippi River (St. Cloud) 07010204 (18) – North Fork Crow River 07010205 (19) – South Fork Crow River 07010206 (20) – Mississippi River 07010207 (21) – Rum River

Minnesota River Basin 07020001 (22) – Minnesota River (Headwaters) 07020002 (23) – Pomme de Terre River 07020003 (24) – Lac Qui Parle River 07020004 (25) – Minnesota River (Granite Falls) 07020005 (26) – Chippewa River 07020006 (27) – Redwood River 07020007 (28) – Minnesota River (Mankato) 07020008 (29) – Cottonwood River 07020009 (30) – Blue Earth River 07020010 (31) – Watonwan River 07020011 (32) – Le Sueur River 07020012 (33) – Minnesota River (Shakopee)

St. Croix River Basin 07030001 (34) – St. Croix River (Upper) 07030003 (35) – Kettle River 07030004 (36) – Snake River 07030005 (37) – St. Croix River (Stillwater)

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Key to Minnesota Drainage Basins and Major Watersheds (Continued)

Lake Superior Basin = Drainage Basin Name 04010101 = Hydrologic Unit Code (1) = DNR Major Watershed number - Lake Superior (North) = Watershed Name

Lower Mississippi River Basin 07040001 (38) – Mississippi River and Lake Pepin (Red Wing) 07040002 (39) – Cannon River 07040003 (40) – Mississippi River (Winona) 07040004 (41) – Zumbro River 07040006 (42) – Mississippi River (La Crescent) 07040008 (43) – 07060001 (44) – Mississippi River (Reno) 07060002 (46) – Upper River

Cedar River Basin 07080201 (48) – Cedar River 07080202 (49) – 07080203 (50) – Winnebago River (Lime Creek)

Des Moines River Basin 07100001 (51) – West Fork Des Moines River (Headwaters) 07100002 (52) – West Fork Des Moines River (Lower) 07100003 (53) – East Fork Des Moines River

Missouri River Basin 10170202 (81) – Big Sioux River (Medary Creek) 10170203 (82) – Big Sioux River (Pipestone) 10170204 (83) – Rock River 10230003 (84) –

Red River Basin 09020101 (54) – Bois De Sioux River 09020102 (55) – Mustinka River 09020103 (56) – Otter Tail River 09020104 (57) – Red River of the North (Headwaters) 09020106 (58) – Buffalo River 09020107 (59) – Marsh River 09020108 (60) – Wild Rice River 09020301 (61) – Sandhill River 09020302 (62) – Upper and Lower Red Lake 09020303 (63) – Red Lake River 09020304 (65) – Thief River 09020305 (66) – Clearwater River 09020306 (67) – Grand Marais Creek (Red River of the North) 09020309 (68) – Snake River 09020311 (69) – Tamarac River (Red River of the North) 09020312 (70) – Two Rivers 09020314 (71) – Roseau River

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Key to Minnesota Drainage Basins and Major Watersheds (Continued)

Lake Superior Basin = Drainage Basin Name 04010101 = Hydrologic Unit Code (1) = DNR Major Watershed number - Lake Superior (North) = Watershed Name

Rainy River Basin 09030001 (72) – Rainy River 09030002 (73) – Vermillion River 09030003 (74) – Rainy River (Rainy Lake) 09030004 (75) – Rainy River (Manitou) 09030005 (76) – Little Fork River 09030006 (77) – Big Fork River 09030007 (78) – Rapid River 09030008 (79) – Rainy River (Baudette) 09030009 (80) – Lake of the Woods

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LAKE SUPERIOR DRAINAGE BASIN Lake Superior (North) Watershed (Hydrologic Unit Code – HUC – 04010101) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Flute Reed R @ CR-88, Rick Schubert CSMP1253 Cook "R1" 5/25 - 11/4 29 2 60 18 2 22.0 17 47 58.0

Lake Superior (South) Watershed (HUC 04010102) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Chester Creek E of Mike Nordin CSMP0648 St. Louis Kenwood Ave, in Duluth 4/1 - 10/9 57 19 60 35 30 24.7 26 193 54.7 Lester R @ Lester Park Br, Timothy Musick CSMP1069 St. Louis 1/4 mi upst of mouth 5/24 - 10/20 34 7 44 12 0 23.9 14 58 56.0 Amity Ck off Tioga St in Stan Johanson CSMP1094 St. Louis Lester Park, Duluth 4/20 - 10/19 28 11 47 8 0 25.3 12 199 57.3 Skunk Creek in Two Todd Ronning CSMP1255 Lake Harbors, MN 4/22 - 9/30 19 2 56 34 0 17.0 36 29 42.8 Amity Ck in Duluth off Jean Dan D'Allaird CSMP1432 St. Louis Duluth Rd, T50/R14W/S1 6/18 - 6/18 31 31 31 1 0 21.4 8 146

St. Louis River Watershed (HUC 04010201) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Midway R @ Midway Rd (CSAH 13) S of Adolph, Karen Lehto CSMP1037 St. Louis MN 5/1 - 10/29 60 60 60 21 0 18.9 5 36 65.5 Miller Ck, Duluth Steven Boberg CSMP1403 St. Louis T50/R14W/S32 6/18 - 10/18 34 19 47 5 0 21.3 12 129

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Mississippi (Grand Rapids) Watershed (HUC 07010103) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Sandy River, Hwy 65 N of Janet Smude CSMP0313 Aitkin McGregor 3/27 - 10/22 47 27 57 11 0 5 0 56.8 Minnewawa Creek @ Hwy Janet Smude CSMP0702 Aitkin 65 N of McGregor 3/27 - 10/22 47 23 60 13 1 5 0 57.5 Janet Smude CSMP0703 Aitkin Ditch 5 @ Hwy 210 E 3/27 - 10/1 46 18 60 12 5 5 0 54.7 Savanna River T50N R23W Janet Smude CSMP0704 Aitkin Sec. 24 3/27 - 6/4 58 47 60 7 6 6 0 59.1 Prairie River @ 140th Janet Smude CSMP0705 Aitkin Ave/Pl 3/27 - 10/22 55 46 60 8 4 6 0 57.8 Prairie River @ 145th Janet Smude CSMP0706 Aitkin Ave/Pl 3/27 - 10/22 55 38 60 9 2 6 0 54.5 Tamarack River 2 mi NW of Tom Risacher CSMP1017 Carlton Wright @ CR-126 5/1 - 7/26 55 50 57 8 0 19.7 2 52

Mississippi (Brainerd) Watershed (HUC 07010104) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Fleming Lake inlet, "Twp Lawrence Fulton CSMP0381 Aitkin Rd-32" (north end) 5/23 - 6/8 57 53 60 2 0 0 0 Fleming Lake inlet, "CR 5" Lawrence Fulton CSMP0382 Aitkin (NE end) 5/23 - 9/9 51 24 60 6 0 0 0 64.5 Buffalo Ck dwnst of Bus Lucas Wandrie CSMP1029 Crow Wing MN-371 SW of Brainerd 4/21 - 10/19 59 44 60 13 9 21.2 7 198 55.8 Chad & Montana Mississippi R off 6th Ave in Chirhart CSMP1091 Morrison Little Falls 4/16 - 6/19 49 40 53 9 0 25.9 7 58 Little Elk R @ 125th Ave ,2 Jim Lang CSMP1207 Morrison mi NW of Little Falls 4/20 - 11/13 60 55 60 29 28 20.6 0 184 60.8 Nokasippi R @ CSAH-24 Mary Jane Reetz CSMP1515 Crow Wing (NOK0900) 8/5 - 8/5 60 60 60 1 0 0 0

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Pine River Watershed (HUC 07010105) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Don Van Vorst CSMP0252 Cass Pine River 5/19 - 9/15 60 60 60 18 0 16.6 5 33 70.3 Unnamed tributary to Don Van Vorst CSMP0253 Cass Norway Lake 5/19 - 6/23 50 50 50 6 0 16.6 4 33 56.8

Crow Wing River Watershed (HUC 07010106) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Chuck Tritz CSMP0348 Hubbard Shell River 5/4 - 6/17 46 34 54 6 0 16.2 3 165 68.9 Kyle Petterson CSMP0688 Wadena Blueberry River in Menahga 4/29 - 10/22 60 60 60 8 8 20.7 3 197 66.1 Shell River @ CSAH-24 Melvin W. Messer CSMP0787 Wadena Shell City Bridge "SR-7" 4/16 - 6/11 60 58 60 8 7 18.4 11 77 64.7 Leofwin Shell R @ Blueberry Bridge Lindblom CSMP1054 Wadena Rd, NE of Menahga 6/25 - 10/1 26 17 41 21 0 21.8 10 245 63.7 Stocking Ck at outlet of Del Roy Ronning CSMP1115 Wadena Stocking Lake, nr Menahga 4/16 - 6/9 59 55 60 5 0 15.2 5 187 67.2 Crow Wing R at Warner Rd Melvin Wiens CSMP1116 Wadena (CR-33) 4/2 - 11/26 59 47 60 19 17 22.3 5 247 Partridge R @ CR-114 James Tyrell CSMP1160 Wadena (231st Ave) 6/3 - 10/16 60 60 60 11 0 16.9 0 36 60.2 Unn Trib to S end of Stocking Lake, N of CSAH Michael Mattson CSMP1161 Wadena 17 4/15 - 8/19 53 38 60 5 2 1 0 56.5 Unn Trib to E side of Michael Mattson CSMP1162 Wadena Stocking Lake at CSAH 17 4/15 - 5/20 60 60 60 2 2 1 0 49.5 Darla Malcore CSMP1164 Wadena Farnham Ck at CR-30 5/2 - 10/3 60 60 60 14 14 19.9 1 147 71.2 Fish Hook R @ 3rd St E in Melvin W. Messer CSMP1484 Hubbard Park Rapids "FH-2" 5/21 - 6/12 60 60 60 3 3 18.4 5 77 72.1 Marilyn Peterson Unn str (Portage R) @ inlet & Jerry Knoblich CSMP1486 Hubbard to Fishhook Lk "PR-1" 4/16 - 9/30 55 2 60 23 20 17.4 10 112 64.9

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Redeye River (Leaf River) Watershed (HUC 07010107) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Michael L. Smith CSMP0088 Otter Tail Oak Creek 4/19 – 10/29 57 20 60 36 32 17.3 13 59 54.1 Leaf River @ CSAH 20 Anne Oldakowski CSMP0258 Wadena bridge, 2 Mi N of Wadena 5/10 – 10/10 60 60 60 21 21 5 0 71.8 Red Eye River @ Hwy 71, Jerry Siegel CSMP0681 Wadena Sebeka 4/11 – 12/24 58 48 60 29 0 19.7 12 237 60.8 Wing River @ CR-111 Kenneth Carlson CSMP0682 Wadena Bridge 4/16 – 10/23 53 32 60 28 0 7 0 Kari Tomperi CSMP0683 Wadena Union Creek in Wadena 4/27 – 11/2 60 60 60 6 6 1 0 60.3 Unnamed Ck (Hay Ck) @ Walter Brill CSMP1287 Wadena 241st St. 6 mi NW of Staples 4/21 – 10/22 59 52 60 15 13 21.1 3 142 61.6

Long Prairie River Watershed (HUC 07010108) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Dennis E. Cin CSMP0395 Douglas Douglas Co. Ditch 6 4/22 - 5/30 60 60 60 3 3 15.9 2 38 Unn Inlet to Lk Miltona frm Jerald Fulton CSMP0460 Douglas Spring Lk, Douglas Cty 4/16 - 10/4 60 60 60 8 8 22.0 1 42 69.2 Unn inlet to Lake Miltona @ Jerald Fulton CSMP0461 Douglas Dittberners Creek Rd 4/16 - 10/4 60 60 60 8 8 22.0 2 42 71.0 Jeff & Elizabeth Long Prairie R @ CR-90, 2 Sauer CSMP1258 Todd mi S of Browerville, MN 4/26 - 10/22 57 23 60 19 10 22.1 3 241 Martin F. Tonn- Long Prairie R, 1/2 mi N of Sr. CSMP1517 Douglas Carlos, T129/R37W/S12 5/28 - 11/5 50 35 60 24 0 16.3 8 164 65.6

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Mississippi (Sartell) Watershed (HUC 07010201) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Connie Jendro CSMP0026 Morrison Two Rivers 4/26 - 10/29 57 28 60 34 29 17.5 19 53 Ron Czajkowski CSMP0701 Stearns So. Branch Two Rivers 4/6 - 11/22 49 35 60 28 0 18.8 10 238 66.1 Fran & Mil Watab R at Pine Cone Rd Voelker CSMP0802 Stearns Bridge 4/17 - 10/8 58 49 60 16 0 19.8 2 189 Platte R at Centre St in Jim Schindele CSMP1003 Morrison Royalton, MN 4/21 - 9/10 60 60 60 7 7 1 0 63.6 Mississippi R at CSAH 26 Jim Schindele CSMP1004 Morrison W of Royalton 4/21 - 9/20 59 55 60 7 6 1 0 63.1 Little Rock Ck .5 mi NE of Ken Nodo CSMP1206 Benton Rice 4/24 - 11/5 58 19 60 31 28 20.3 7 250 61.8 Little Rock Creek 3.5 mi NE Ken Nodo CSMP1212 Benton of Rice, MN 4/6 - 11/5 57 2 60 61 40 37.2 12 452 56.6 Robert Little Rock Creek 3.5 mi NE Schwalboski CSMP1212 Benton of Rice, MN 4/6 - 11/5 57 2 60 61 40 37.2 12 452 56.6 Ron Czajkowski CSMP1239 Stearns Spunk Ck @ Queens Rd. 4/6 - 11/22 53 29 60 24 0 18.8 9 238 68.8 Sauk River Watershed (HUC 07010202) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Gene Waldorf CSMP0090 Todd Fish Creek, "a" 6/12 - 10/9 55 51 60 3 1 22.5 1 22 Gene Waldorf CSMP0091 Todd Fish Creek, "b" 6/12 - 10/9 52 45 57 3 0 22.5 1 22 Jeanine Renard CSMP0092 Todd Fish Creek 4/3 - 9/21 45 34 60 5 0 20.3 5 160 Dick & Nita Little Birch Lake Outlet to Anderson CSMP0095 Stearns Lake Sylvia 4/4 - 9/24 60 60 60 14 14 11.9 11 17 Gene Waldorf CSMP0184 Todd Unn trib to Fish Creek, "c" 10/5 - 10/9 24 22 26 2 0 22.5 1 22 Gene Waldorf CSMP0185 Todd Fish Creek, "d" 6/12 - 10/9 50 34 57 4 0 22.5 1 22 Joe & Sandy Browns Lk Inlet Just W of Folwarski CSMP0520 Stearns MN-22, 4/15 - 10/19 48 6 60 21 0 19.7 10 189 Smith Lake Unnamed Trib to Smith Association CSMP0803 Douglas Lake, SW corner 4/27 - 10/23 55 37 60 8 4 45.6 1 186 63.9

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Sauk River Watershed (HUC 07010202), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Little Birch Lk Outlet Don Haller CSMP0851 Stearns (Adley Ck) 6/4 - 10/13 55 33 60 5 4 2 0 Trib to Little Birch Lake Don Haller CSMP0852 Todd "Prairie Creek" 6/4 - 10/13 58 48 60 5 4 2 0 Sauk River @ Riverview Dennis Thielen CSMP1121 Stearns Road, SE of Melrose 4/13 - 10/25 41 25 60 20 0 25.5 11 219 69.4 Dale Borgmann & Gwen Ballinger CSMP1159 Stearns Pleasant Lake outlet at CR-6 5/5 - 6/9 40 7 60 5 2 11.2 1 150 Michael Glauner CSMP1183 Stearns Sauk R @ CR-4 4/12 - 11/5 47 24 60 26 9 24.7 12 168 John and Linda Mill Ck @ 230th St, 1.2 mi Peck CSMP1480 Stearns SSE of Rockville 5/24 - 9/27 60 57 60 10 7 2 0 John and Linda Unn Trib to Mill C @ 230th Peck CSMP1481 Stearns St, 1 mi S of Rockville 5/24 - 6/28 51 22 60 4 3 2 0 John and Linda Grand Lk outlet @ Hubert Peck CSMP1482 Stearns Ln, 1.8 mi S of Rockville 5/24 - 7/12 59 55 60 5 3 2 0 John and Linda Pearl Lk outlet (Mill Ck) @ Peck CSMP1483 Stearns CR-146 5/24 - 9/27 59 55 60 9 6 2 0 Mississippi (St. Cloud) Watershed (HUC 07010203) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp David Jones CSMP0223 Sherburne Briggs Creek, “1A” 5/23 – 10/19 60 58 60 19 0 21.8 6 28 60.6 David Jones CSMP0224 Sherburne Rice Creek at CSAH 6 5/23 – 10/19 10 4 21 19 0 21.8 6 28 67.4 David Jones CSMP0225 Sherburne Elk River at Co. Rd. 61 5/23 – 10/19 58 31 60 19 0 21.8 6 28 64.4 George Kydd CSMP0227 Sherburne Rice Creek at CSAH 16 4/20 – 10/20 23 10 41 26 0 19.3 9 201 63.2 George Kydd CSMP0229 Sherburne Rush Lake outlet 4/20 – 10/20 29 12 60 26 0 19.3 9 201 66.2 Karen Durant CSMP0515 Wright Fish Creek 4/18 – 9/21 60 60 60 15 15 12.7 10 127 Karen Durant CSMP0516 Wright Unn Trib to Fish Lake 4/18 – 9/21 60 60 60 17 17 12.7 8 127 Lowell Schrupp CSMP0528 Wright Silver Creek @ 134th St. 6/2 – 9/28 52 30 60 17 0 5 0 Robert Bock CSMP0635 Sherburne Elk River @ CSAH 23 4/19 – 11/2 22 5 57 29 0 23.7 0 74 66.0

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Mississippi (St. Cloud) Watershed (HUC 07010203), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Dan Thole CSMP0663 Benton St. Francis River 4/14 – 11/18 59 48 60 28 22 20.6 5 222 62.6 Briggs Bayou @ County George Kydd CSMP0675 Sherburne Road 16 4/20 – 10/20 34 18 55 16 0 19.3 9 201 65.8 David Jones CSMP0676 Sherburne Rice Creek @ 42nd Street 5/23 – 10/19 18 9 34 19 0 21.8 6 28 66.3 Silver Creek off of 145th St Dan Goeman CSMP0855 Wright @ outlet to Locke Lk 4/19 – 9/16 37 22 56 20 0 20.7 3 21 Howard E Clearwater R dnst of MN- Schmidt CSMP0998 Wright 55, 2 mi SE of Kimball 6/1 – 8/26 55 38 60 7 0 25.3 2 78 72.1 Clinton & Gretch Trib to Lk Marie (“Thiel Bliss CSMP1000 Stearns Ck”) off 58th Ave 5/11 – 11/16 60 60 60 28 28 20.1 1 188 Trib to Lk Louisa (‘Spring Loran Wendt CSMP1005 Stearns Brook’) off Ashview Rd 5/12 – 9/23 60 50 60 20 0 11.8 17 19 Robert Mayhew Ck @ 35th St 4 mi Schwalboski CSMP1213 Benton E of Sauk Rapids, MN 4/6 – 10/31 27 20 42 31 0 16.9 6 202 Willow Creek S of Kimball Luvern Hinz CSMP1279 Stearns T21N/R29W/S11 4/16 – 10/29 59 52 60 27 21 22.0 10 206 45.0 US FWS Battle Brook @ outlet of Sherburne Refuge CSMP1284 Sherburne Little Elk Lake 5/12 – 9/28 23 11 54 20 0 18.1 0 189 74.3 US FWS St. Francis R 0.65 mi SE of Sherburne Refuge CSMP1285 Sherburne Rice Lk outlet 5/12 – 9/28 54 25 60 21 0 18.1 0 189 75.1 US FWS St. Francis R @ CSAH-4, Sherburne Refuge CSMP1286 Sherburne 3.9 mi E of Orrock 5/12 – 9/28 40 24 52 21 0 18.1 0 189 73.8 Battle Brook 4 mi NW of US FWS Zimmerman, T35N R26W Sherburne Refuge CSMP1410 Sherburne S30 5/10 – 9/28 60 59 60 21 20 18.1 0 189 69.6 Mississippi R 2.5 mi upstrm Patrice Rossman CSMP1423 Sherburne from conf. w/ Elk R 4/7 – 10/28 53 44 59 25 0 21.4 2 195 66.9 Elk R @ confluence with Jim & Mary Mississippi R, Ernhart CSMP1473 Sherburne T32/R26W/S4 4/14 – 9/15 26 14 59 22 0 20.2 4 181

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN North Fork Crow River Watershed (HUC 07010204) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Walt Barlow CSMP0193 Wright No. Fork Crow River 4/22 - 10/21 43 24 60 27 3 25.6 9 70 No. Fork Crow River, 5 mi Mark D. Miller CSMP0194 Wright N Howard Lake 4/15 - 10/31 32 18 56 16 0 25.1 3 49 Wallace W. McCurdy CSMP0195 Wright No. Fork Crow River 4/23 - 10/31 31 17 52 23 0 23.5 20 47 Torney Marshall CSMP0196 Wright Crow River 5/18 - 9/3 19 13 23 10 0 23.3 2 39 Gabe Davidson CSMP0201 Wright No. Fork Crow River 4/17 - 10/30 37 22 60 27 0 23.8 10 32 Unnamed Tributary To No. Eric Altena CSMP0203 Wright Fork Crow River 5/9 - 5/30 38 15 60 4 0 22.3 0 43 Sheryl, Erikson, Ella & Mike Wuollet CSMP0204 Wright No. Fork Crow River 4/2 - 10/8 34 16 60 25 0 18.4 7 31 Collinwood Lake So. Inlet Lee G. Miska CSMP0422 Meeker (from Maple Lake) 4/23 - 10/8 41 11 60 25 0 20.4 15 172 Carol R. Crow River, "intersection of Marjapori CSMP0423 Wright CR 3 and 37"" 4/15 - 10/20 33 16 60 18 2 21.7 7 173 67.2 Richard P. Gehlen CSMP0428 Meeker Silver Creek 4/15 - 6/27 57 50 60 5 0 21.8 0 197 Holly Martini CSMP0519 Wright Crow River 4/18 - 10/8 18 7 27 22 0 20.5 6 183 N FK Crow River 3 mi W of Spencer & Rockford, T119N R25W Marlene Lofrano CSMP0562 Wright S26 8/1 - 10/18 17 7 29.5 13 0 16.1 10 28 Unn Trib to Howard Lk "GC Curt Forst CSMP0744 Wright Ditch, Site 6" 5/21 - 10/13 60 60 60 10 4 25.2 10 195 Unn trib to Howard Lk - "N Curt Forst CSMP0745 Wright wetland, Site 11" 6/1 - 9/24 53 40 60 3 1 25.2 3 195 Unn Trib to Waverly Lk, E Jennifer Andrews CSMP0971 Wright of CR-8 "Channel" 6/22 - 10/9 60 60 60 10 0 11.5 10 12 Unn Trib to Waverly Lk @ Jennifer Andrews CSMP0972 Wright N Shore Dr "LaPlant Tile" 6/22 - 10/9 60 60 60 6 0 11.5 10 12 Unn Trib to Waverly Lk @ Jennifer Andrews CSMP0973 Wright Elder Ave "Koeppe Ditch" 6/22 - 10/9 60 60 60 8 0 11.5 5 12 Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

2007 Report on the Water Quality of Minnesota Streams • October 2008 • Minnesota Pollution Control Agency 30 Appendix 2. Summary of 2007 CSMP Data Collected with a 60-cm Transparency Tube

UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN North Fork Crow River Watershed (HUC 07010204), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Unn Trib to Waverly Lk, N Jennifer Andrews CSMP0975 Wright of Lake Ave "Storm Sewer 6/22 - 10/9 60 60 60 8 0 11.5 10 12 Unn Trib to Waverly Lk @ Jennifer Andrews CSMP0976 Wright Elder Ave "Sawatzke" 8/28 - 10/9 60 60 60 7 0 11.5 10 12 Roger Ranthum CSMP1076 Meeker Grove Creek @ US Hwy 12 9/22 - 11/3 53 30 60 4 3 1 0 Unn trib to Howard Lk Curt Forst CSMP1155 Wright "Upstream GC Ditch, Site 5" 5/21 - 10/13 41 8 60 5 0 25.2 5 195 Unn trib to Howard Lake NE Curt Forst CSMP1156 Wright of Ingram Ave "Site 7" 5/21 - 10/13 42 8 60 5 0 25.2 5 195 Unn trib to Howard Lk at Curt Forst CSMP1157 Wright CR-6 "Rearing Pond, #2" 6/1 - 6/19 60 60 60 2 2 25.2 2 195 Unn trib to Howard Lk at Curt Forst CSMP1158 Wright 10th Ave "Motel, Site 4" 6/1 - 9/24 33 6 60 4 0 25.2 5 195 Crow R @ Berning Mill, Derek Knuti CSMP1176 Wright near CSAH 22 & Territorial 4/5 - 9/23 23 15 39 14 0 15.0 5 113 65.5 Bernard & Ann Minne Belle Outlet ("Sucker Schulte CSMP1254 Meeker Ck") T118N/R31W/S12 4/7 - 4/29 59 56 60 5 0 20.8 1 242 CD 26 inlet to Long Lk, 3.5 Brad Bird CSMP1325 Meeker mi S of Grove City 5/13 - 9/24 23 4 60 28 0 17.4 9 97 CD 26 inlet to Long Lk, 3.5 Allen Blasy CSMP1325 Meeker mi S of Grove City 5/13 - 9/24 23 4 60 28 0 17.4 9 97 Jeremy Cates CSMP1339 Meeker CD 36 @ CSAH 21 6/18 - 7/19 60 60 60 6 6 9.7 2 134 Unn trib to Howard Lk "GC Curt Forst CSMP1341 Wright Ditch @ CR-7, Site 14" 5/21 - 10/13 55 40 60 4 0 25.2 4 195 Curt and Sandy Unn Trib to Crow R @ Oien CSMP1494 Wright CSAH-19, "St. Michael 26" 4/9 - 9/30 54 13 60 40 26 19.7 20 180 63.3 Big Swan Lk outlet @ Jim Grossman CSMP1495 Meeker CSAH-21, "Big Swan 8" 4/21 - 9/25 41 20 60 17 0 18.2 2 31 71.1 Collinwood Ck @ 258th St, Jim Grossman CSMP1496 Meeker "Big Swan 3" 4/21 - 9/25 37 1 60 16 0 18.2 3 31 69.9

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN North Fork Crow River Watershed (HUC 07010204), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Inlet to Long Lk from Hope Allen Blasy CSMP1497 Meeker Lk, "site 2" 5/13 - 6/25 20 16 24 8 0 7.4 4 81 Washington Ck @ US-12, Diane Leonard CSMP1498 Meeker 2.5 mi W of Dassel 4/29 - 6/24 58 53 60 6 2 18.1 4 47 Curt and Sandy Crow R @ new CSAH-116 Oien CSMP1513 Hennepin brg, 2 mi E of St. Michael 4/9 - 9/30 20 9 35 47 0 19.7 22 180 66.9

South Fork Crow River Watershed (HUC 07010205) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp So. Fork Crow River, "Co. Roger Berggren CSMP0096 McLeod Rd. 9" 4/27 - 10/5 18 12 25 21 0 17.1 4 31 So. Fork Crow River, "Co. Roger Berggren CSMP0097 McLeod Rd. 14" 4/27 - 10/5 27 14 60 20 0 17.1 5 31 Buffalo Ck @ CSAH-1, 2.5 Gary Schreifels CSMP0187 McLeod mi E of Glencoe 4/19 - 10/24 29 11 60 32 0 51.1 7 119 68.1 Lisa and Lee Buffalo Ck @ CSAH-1, 2.5 Broderius CSMP0187 McLeod mi E of Glencoe 4/19 - 10/24 29 11 60 32 0 51.1 7 119 68.1 City of Hutchinson So. Fork Crow River, WWTF CSMP0198 McLeod "airport bridge" 5/9 - 10/4 23 6 53 18 0 5 0 73.6 So. Fork Crow River, "Bluff Roger Berggren CSMP0396 McLeod St. Bridge" 4/27 - 9/13 20 6 33 20 0 17.1 3 31 Alex A. Krengel CSMP0424 Carver So. Fork Crow River 4/13 - 10/29 13 7 27 26 0 25.2 0 62 So. Fork Crow River at John A Kronstedt CSMP0427 Carver Watertown 4/13 - 11/1 17 9 33 33 0 20.6 16 202 61.3 City of Hutchinson So. Fork Crow River, "Girl WWTF CSMP0448 McLeod Scout Park" 5/9 - 9/29 13 5 26 15 0 5 0 74.2

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN South Fork Crow River Watershed (HUC 07010205), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp City of Hutchinson So. Fork Crow River, "3M WWTF CSMP0449 McLeod Bridge" 5/9 - 10/4 22 9 53 17 0 6 0 73.8 So. Fork Crow River @ Co. Erik Homme CSMP0542 Kandiyohi Rd. 17 5/16 - 10/26 26 9 60 8 2 15.4 2 164 Buffalo Creek SE of Brownton @ Nature Ave & Karen de Boer CSMP0712 McLeod 65th 3/25 - 9/30 23 11 45 17 0 18.0 4 188 57.0 Buffalo Creek N of Plato @ Karen de Boer CSMP0713 McLeod Co Rd 74 3/25 - 9/30 29 12 50 23 0 18.0 6 188 56.8 S Fk Crow R @ Bridge Ave. Jack Russek CSMP1226 Wright in Delano, MN 5/2 - 9/26 16 10 23 14 0 14.0 4 30 Co Ditch 23A @ 45th Ave Donald Peterson CSMP1252 Kandiyohi SW, 4 mi SE of Willmar, MN 3/23 - 9/21 15 9 22 13 0 22.6 3 61 Co Ditch 23A @ 45th Ave Loren Engelby CSMP1252 Kandiyohi SW, 4 mi SE of Willmar, MN 3/23 - 9/21 15 9 22 13 0 22.6 3 61 Co Ditch 23A @ 45th Ave Marilee Druskin CSMP1252 Kandiyohi SW, 4 mi SE of Willmar, MN 3/23 - 9/21 15 9 22 13 0 22.6 3 61 Unn Ditch inlet to Big Kandiyohi Lk, Timothy Furr CSMP1321 Kandiyohi T118NR34WS28 5/7 - 9/11 13 10 16 6 0 15.9 2 182 S Fk Crow R @ brg nr Cty Timothy Furr CSMP1322 Kandiyohi Park #2 5/7 - 10/2 10 4 15 6 0 15.9 2 182 County Ditch 23A @ US-12 Loren Engelby CSMP1448 Kandiyohi in Willmar "Site 1" 3/28 - 9/21 40 10 60 4 2 2 0 County Dtich 23A @ US-71, Loren Engelby CSMP1449 Kandiyohi 23, 12 Bypass "Site 2" 3/28 - 9/21 22 5 54 6 0 1 0 Unn Str (Peach CK) @ US- Loren Engelby CSMP1450 Kandiyohi 71, 23, 12 Bypass "Site 3" 3/28 - 9/21 60 60 60 4 4 2 0

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN South Fork Crow River Watershed (HUC 07010205), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp County Ditch 23A @ Willmar Ave SE, Willmar Loren Engelby CSMP1451 Kandiyohi "Site 4 3/26 - 9/21 43 10 60 6 2 3 0 Unn Ditch @ 60th St SE, 3 Loren Engelby CSMP1452 Kandiyohi mi SE of Willmar "Site 5 3/28 - 9/21 52 20 60 5 4 3 0 S FK Crow @ CSAH-8 Lit Loren Engelby CSMP1453 Kandiyohi Kandiyohi LK outlet "Site 7 3/26 - 8/29 21 8 47 6 0 1 0 St Ditch 1 @ CSAH-8 inlet Loren Engelby CSMP1454 Kandiyohi to LK Lillian "Site 8" 3/26 - 7/17 19 11 33 5 0 1 0 JD 1 @ CSAH-4, LK Lillian Loren Engelby CSMP1455 Kandiyohi outlet "Site 9" 4/16 - 6/12 54 41 60 3 1 1 0 S FK Crow @ MN-7, 1.5 mi Loren Engelby CSMP1456 Kandiyohi SE of LK Lillian, Site 10 3/26 - 6/12 27 15 50 4 0 1 0 S FK Crow @ CSAH-2, 4 Loren Engelby CSMP1457 Kandiyohi mi SW of Cosmos, Site 11 3/26 - 9/21 24 11 36 7 0 2 0 Lisa and Lee Buffalo Ck @ Hamlet Ave, Broderius CSMP1491 McLeod 1 mi SW Of Glencoe, "1" 4/29 - 10/14 17 10 32 24 0 18.6 4 51 72.0 Buffalo Ck @ 461st Ave, Lisa and Lee 3.5 miNE of New Auburn Broderius CSMP1492 Sibley "2" 4/29 - 10/14 14 10 32 23 0 18.6 5 51 73.7 Lisa and Lee Buffalo Ck @ Orange Ave, Broderius CSMP1493 McLeod "Brownton #22" 5/29 - 9/30 22 13 38 9 0 18.6 1 51 74.6 Unn Trib to S Fk Crow, Erik Homme CSMP1499 Kandiyohi T117/R33W/S4, "East" 5/16 - 10/26 21 8 55 7 0 15.4 2 164 S Fk Crow @ CSAH-4, Erik Homme CSMP1500 Kandiyohi T117/R33W/S5, "West" 5/16 - 10/26 21 3 60 8 1 15.4 2 164

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

2007 Report on the Water Quality of Minnesota Streams • October 2008 • Minnesota Pollution Control Agency 34 Appendix 2. Summary of 2007 CSMP Data Collected with a 60-cm Transparency Tube

UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Mississippi River Watershed (HUC 07010206) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Mississippi R @ Mpls blw rr Louise Hotka CSMP0001 Hennepin brdg near 10th Ave 4/1 - 9/21 25 19 34 11 0 16.6 3 167 Warren Westphal CSMP0029 Hennepin Minnehaha Creek 4/30 - 9/19 38 15 60 4 1 12.8 3 16 Minnehaha Creek at Harriet Donald Sovell CSMP0030 Hennepin Ave 4/18 - 11/21 49 10 60 27 0 23.9 19 156 62.9 Bassett Creek at Winnetka Todd Biewen CSMP0035 Hennepin Ave. 5/25 - 10/8 56 40 60 12 6 25.5 6 56 Celine Lyman CSMP0058 Hennepin Minnehaha Creek @ "Flats" 3/13 - 9/30 51 21 60 14 5 30.2 6 190 65.9 Minnehaha Creek @ 36th Jim DeFeo CSMP0071 Hennepin Ave. in S. Mpls 4/22 - 10/1 44 27 59 22 0 19.3 10 168 Battle Creek off MN-61 @ Roger Swanson CSMP0664 Ramsey Battle Creek Regional Pk 4/11 - 10/16 59 53 60 27 22 14.4 16 90 66.3 Elm Creek @ Dock, Paul Pagel CSMP0785 Hennepin Upstream of Dam 5/17 - 9/26 48 30 60 10 0 19.7 4 176 75.7 Elm Ck downstream of Dam Paul Pagel CSMP0786 Hennepin T119N/R22W/S10 5/17 - 9/26 59 55 60 10 0 19.7 4 176 70.1 Elm Creek @ dock S of George Schneider CSMP0827 Hennepin CSAH 30 in Maple Grove 4/1 - 11/11 37 22 60 21 0 26.6 5 232 67.0 Rice Creek @ Lexington Greg Gross CSMP0997 Ramsey Ave in Shoreview 4/15 - 10/20 18 8 38 10 0 24.1 0 66 Meghan Funke CSMP1007 Hennepin Lk Harriet outlet @ 49th St. 4/23 - 9/22 60 60 60 5 5 19.8 2 62 72.0 Rice Ck W of Central Ave & Heidi Meyer CSMP1041 Anoka 69th Ave in Fridley 5/28 - 9/17 36 30 43 6 0 0 0 Shep, Avital, & Bassett Cr at Westbrook Rd Solomon Harris CSMP1113 Hennepin in Golden Valley 5/13 - 10/4 53 18 60 14 0 24.0 8 131 Unn Str (Valentine LK Kathy Lane CSMP1385 Ramsey outlet) in Arden Hills, MN 5/18 - 7/14 60 60 60 8 8 16.1 2 125

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Mississippi River Watershed (HUC 07010206), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Steve Minnehaha Ck in Kannenberg CSMP1391 Hennepin Minnetonka 6/23 - 10/9 54 46 60 14 1 20.4 2 99 Unnamed (Kaposia) Ck, South St. Paul, Kristina Storck CSMP1428 Dakota T28/R22W/S16 6/26 - 9/4 50 20 60 11 6 3 0 Unnamed (Sand) Ck @118th Douglas Leonard CSMP1429 Anoka Ave NE, Blaine 4/21 - 10/27 56 48 60 19 5 15.8 5 136

Rum River Watershed (HUC 07010207) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Janet Smude CSMP0158 Crow Wing Garrison Creek 4/2 - 7/25 56 38 60 6 5 4 0 59.9 Ted Kostecka CSMP0159 Crow Wing Seguchie Creek 4/2 - 9/5 52 18 60 5 4 19.5 4 213 61.5 Janet Smude CSMP0159 Crow Wing Seguchie Creek 4/2 - 9/5 52 18 60 5 4 19.5 4 213 61.5 Janet Smude CSMP0160 Aitkin Peterson Creek 4/2 - 6/5 58 52 60 4 3 3 0 54.3 Malone Ck (Thains Ck) @ Janet Smude CSMP0161 Mille Lacs MN-47 4/2 - 6/5 60 58 60 4 3 4 0 56.5 Janet Smude CSMP0162 Aitkin Borden Creek 4/2 - 6/5 60 60 60 4 4 4 0 55.7 Janet Smude CSMP0163 Aitkin Seventeen Creek 4/2 - 10/8 46 19 60 5 2 3 0 46.8 Janet Smude CSMP0261 Mille Lacs Cedar Creek 4/2 - 6/5 59 57 60 4 3 3 0 48.8 Caron Gibson CSMP0263 Isanti Rum River 6/20 - 10/25 44 32 60 7 0 19.7 2 46 Caron Gibson CSMP0264 Isanti Owl Creek (Co. Ditch 15) 5/16 - 10/25 49 24 60 10 0 19.7 5 46 Janet Smude CSMP0272 Aitkin Reddy Creek 4/2 - 6/5 42 33 52 4 0 4 0 50.4 Mormon Creek / Co Ditch Janet Smude CSMP0314 Aitkin 36 4/2 - 6/5 52 45 60 4 1 4 0 59.1 Seastade Creek @ MN-18 Janet Smude CSMP0315 Aitkin Bridge 4/2 - 10/8 46 18 60 8 0 4 0 58.3 Rum R @ Twilight Rd, .2 mi Janet Smude CSMP1052 Mille Lacs S of Vineland 4/2 - 6/5 60 60 60 4 4 3 0 60.6

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Rum River Watershed (HUC 07010207), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Pamela Freeman CSMP1251 Anoka Cedar Ck in Oak Grove, MN 6/18 – 11/4 60 60 60 18 18 23.0 9 200 64.6 Trott Brook @ Variolite St. Joanne Bednarski CSMP1264 Anoka in Ramsey, MN 5/4 – 7/12 59 58 59 8 0 24.4 0 49 W Br Rum R 2 mi NW of Foreston at Jean Toth CSMP1462 Mille Lacs T38N/R27W/S29 5/5 – 10/15 54 40 60 29 0 19.0 15 172 Jake Ulm CSMP1518 Mille Lacs Rum River .5 mi S of Milaca 5/4 – 11/1 60 60 60 8 8 7.8 0 75

MINNESOTA RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Minnesota River (Headwaters) Watershed (HUC 07020001) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Lac qui David Ulrich CSMP0596 Parle N. Fork Yellowbank River 4/28 – 10/13 35 7 60 14 3 19.6 3 36

Pomme de Terre River Watershed (HUC 07020002) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Norma Pomme de Terre River Wojtalewicz CSMP0361 Swift "Hering St. RR BR" 4/16 - 10/29 18 11 34 20 0 22.9 9 210 Gerald & Mary Erickson CSMP0369 Ottertail Pomme de Terre River 4/30 - 10/31 57 45 60 14 7 21.8 2 195 68.1 Berthold Koosmann CSMP0370 Swift Pomme de Terre River 4/3 - 10/1 20 13 40 21 0 14.3 6 39 Pelican Creek, T130N Don Dally CSMP0603 Grant R41W Sec. 16 4/24 - 10/19 29 21 33 5 0 19.2 2 212 63.6 Pomme de Terre River @ Don Dally CSMP0604 Grant CR-51 4/24 - 10/19 45 30 60 5 0 19.2 2 212 64.2

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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MINNESOTA RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Pomme de Terre River Watershed (HUC 07020002), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Pomme de Terre River @ Don Dally CSMP0605 Grant CR-47 4/24 - 10/19 32 25 40 5 0 19.2 2 212 64.4 Pomme de Terre River @ Twp. Rd. T128N R41W Sec. Don Dally CSMP0606 Grant 29 4/24 - 10/19 34 28 41 5 0 19.2 2 212 64.4 Pomme de Terre River @ Don Dally CSMP0710 Grant T127 R41 S18 4/24 - 10/19 37 27 45 5 0 19.2 2 212 65.0

Lac Qui Parle River Watershed (HUC 07020003) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Lac qui Brad Olson CSMP0466 Parle Lac qui Parle River 4/10 – 6/4 16 12 20 4 0 1 0 Dustin & Jeff Lac qui Johnson CSMP0467 Parle County Ditch 34 3/18 – 10/24 56 37 60 21 14 21.4 7 239 Deb & George Peterson CSMP0476 Lincoln Laq qui Parle River 3/25 – 10/18 24 18 29 6 0 23.0 3 27 Yellow Canby Creek, T114N R45W Eugene Eilers CSMP0589 Medicine Sec. 2 4/1 – 10/10 56 36 60 11 0 22.0 6 241 Yellow Canby Ck @ Lake Sylvan Robert Welker CSMP0591 Medicine Park 4/14 – 10/11 48 13 60 14 4 20.0 1 123 Yellow Robert Welker CSMP0592 Medicine Canby Creek @ MN-68 4/14 – 10/11 53 33 60 14 6 20.0 1 123 David A. Lac qui Craigmile CSMP0631 Parle Co. Ditch 34 4/2 – 10/19 58 43 60 22 0 19.3 12 29 Lac Qui Tenmile Ck at 220th St Paul Wymar CSMP0780 Parle T117N/R42W/S1 3/16 – 8/27 29 15 50 11 0 2 0 Yellow Lazarus Ck @ 180th St, 2 mi Jerry Jeremiason CSMP1075 Medicine NW of Canby 4/1 – 10/20 48 12 60 25 0 22.9 10 25 MINNESOTA RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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Lac Qui Parle River Watershed (HUC 07020003), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Lac Qui Lac Qui Parle R @ US-212 David Ulrich CSMP1084 Parle 1 mi E of Dawson 4/23 – 10/17 29 11 56 19 0 19.6 9 36 Lac qui W Br Lac Qui Parle R @ Dwain Thompson CSMP1387 Parle US Hwy 212 5/7 – 7/26 48 17 60 9 0 17.3 4 36 Lac qui Dwain Thompson CSMP1388 Parle Florida Ck @ US Hwy 212 5/7 – 7/25 48 8 60 9 0 17.3 4 36 Lac qui Unnamed ditch (CD-4), Debra Olson CSMP1424 Parle T118N/R43W/S24 5/7 – 10/9 27 18 60 25 1 16.7 5 32

Minnesota River (Granite Falls) Watershed (HUC 07020004) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Glen Simons CSMP0401 Kandiyohi Halvorson Slough inlet 4/23 - 9/23 12 7 21 5 0 23.9 4 71 Lowell Bratsch CSMP0625 Renville West Fork Beaver Creek 4/17 - 10/30 22 6 36 15 0 23.1 10 219 Virginia Homme CSMP0627 Renville Hawk Creek 4/23 - 7/11 25 8 54 7 0 6 0 Hawk Creek, T115N R38W Donald C. Korstad CSMP0629 Renville Sec. 5 4/15 - 10/26 29 8 47 26 0 16 0 Joyce & Gerry Minnesota River @ MN Lewison CSMP0758 Chippewa Falls, T115N R39W Sec. 12 5/1 - 10/8 22 18 26 12 0 14.6 2 38 Tom & Roxanne Timms Creek Breitkreutz CSMP0759 Renville T114N/R36W/S28 4/15 - 11/1 56 31 60 18 14 7 0 Yellow Medicine River at Steve Howey CSMP0982 Lyon CSAH 10 NE of Minneota 3/13 - 9/29 24 8 56 46 0 18.0 19 180 Minnesota R, Royce L T113N/R35W/S19, N of Heffelfinger CSMP0983 Redwood Redwood Falls 4/23 - 11/5 19 12 36 27 0 25.3 10 31 Brad Froland CSMP0984 Renville Hawk Creek @ 822nd Ave 4/14 - 9/30 27 13 48 24 0 17.1 3 40 W Fk Beaver Ck @ 270TH William Schafer CSMP0985 Renville St T116N/R36W/S35 3/25 - 10/14 41 9 60 48 14 19.8 20 62 60.4

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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MINNESOTA RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Minnesota River (Granite Falls) Watershed (HUC 07020004), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Boiling Spring Ck @ Glenn R Huseby CSMP1246 Redwood Grandview Ave 3/10 - 10/8 57 24 60 29 5 16.1 9 253 62.1 JD 16 @ CSAH-1, 3 mi S of Loren Engelby CSMP1471 Renville Prinsburg, Site 12 3/26 - 7/17 37 11 60 5 1 2 0 Chetomba CK @ CR-619, 3.5 mi SW Prinsburg, Site Loren Engelby CSMP1472 Renville 13 3/26 - 9/21 42 13 60 7 3 2 0 Chetomba CK @ CR-80, 3 Loren Engelby CSMP1474 Kandiyohi mi NE of Prinsburg, Site 14 3/26 - 7/17 44 14 60 5 3 2 0 CD 8 @ CR-116, 3 mi NE of Loren Engelby CSMP1476 Kandiyohi Prinsburg, Site 15 3/26 - 6/12 48 12 60 4 3 2 0 CD 31 @ CR-116, 3.4 mi Loren Engelby CSMP1477 Kandiyohi NE of Prinsburg, Site 16 3/26 - 8/29 51 29 60 6 4 1 0 Hawk CK @ 60th Ave SW, Loren Engelby CSMP1478 Kandiyohi .5 mi W of Priam, Site 17 3/26 - 9/21 43 21 60 7 2 2 0 Hawk CK @ US-12 in Loren Engelby CSMP1479 Kandiyohi Willmar, Site 19A 5/11 - 6/12 60 60 60 2 2 1 0

Chippewa River Watershed (HUC 07020005) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Chippewa River @ Little Glen Matejka CSMP0486 Douglas Chippewa Lk outlet 4/13 - 8/28 57 52 60 10 0 28.9 29 229 Chippewa River @ Little Bob Reynolds CSMP0486 Douglas Chippewa Lk outlet 4/13 - 8/28 57 52 60 10 0 28.9 29 229 Nancy Messner CSMP0488 Pope Chippewa River @ CR-2 3/28 - 9/28 22 8 38 23 0 5.6 6 9 Unnamed trib to E BR Bruce & Barb Chippewa R Gilchrist Lk Mulvaney CSMP0491 Pope Inlet 6/12 - 8/15 57 54 59 2 0 19.0 2 215 Chippewa River @ sec. 36, Edgar Persons CSMP0495 Grant Land Twp 4/25 - 9/30 25 10 53 7 0 17.0 2 34 Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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MINNESOTA RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Chippewa River Watershed (HUC 07020005), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Trapper's Run Creek @ Leon Sawyer CSMP0500 Pope 270th Ave. Culvert 4/17 - 9/21 46 7 60 17 10 13.7 1 39 68.9 Leon Sawyer CSMP0501 Pope Lake Pelican outlet 4/17 - 7/23 48 28 60 15 7 13.7 0 39 66.5 Paul Wymar CSMP0502 Chippewa County Ditch 21 3/19 - 9/12 48 6 60 21 11 4 0 Barney Lilly CSMP0622 Swift Shakopee Creek 4/23 - 10/1 37 12 60 29 2 12.1 15 20 Mud Ck at CSAH 33, Orvin Gronseth CSMP0775 Swift Kerkhoven Twp 4/18 - 8/27 49 20 60 10 3 15.6 3 23 Spring Ck at Sec 17, Orvin Gronseth CSMP0776 Swift Kerhoven Twp 4/18 - 8/27 58 50 60 10 8 15.6 3 23 Francis B. Mud Ck @ CSAH-28, 8 mi Halverson CSMP1187 Swift NW of Sunburg 4/17 - 9/27 36 3.5 57 18 0 14.7 6 55 Gary & Judy Quam Lk outlet @ Twin Larson CSMP1189 Douglas Lakes St, Douglas Cty 4/14 - 8/13 49 25 60 16 2 14.0 3 173 Gary & Judy Holloque Lk outlet @ Twin Larson CSMP1190 Douglas Lakes St, Doug Cty 4/14 - 8/27 25 20 40 20 0 14.0 4 173 Chippewa R 0.1 mi E of Derek VanLuik CSMP1247 Pope Cyrus, 200 yds S of MN-28 4/26 - 9/20 36 10 60 11 4 19.6 3 172 Shakopee Cr @ Kandiyohi Joel Schmidt CSMP1442 Kandiyohi CSAH-1, T120N/R36W/S2 4/30 - 5/27 50 40 55 5 0 21.3 0 193 Shakopee Cr @ 120th St NW, 1.5 mi SW of Swan Joel Schmidt CSMP1443 Kandiyohi Lake 4/22 - 9/23 32 15 48 17 0 21.3 3 193 Redwood River Watershed (HUC 07020006) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Joseph Rolling CSMP0291 Lincoln Lake Benton outlet 3/12 - 8/20 46 25 60 16 0 23.9 8 50 Daniel Swedzinski CSMP0357 Redwood Clear Creek 4/1 - 10/30 60 60 60 32 32 23.5 9 214 Katherine M.J. Threemile Ck @ 230th St, 3 Flock CSMP1216 Lyon mi NE of Ghent, MN 4/12 - 11/1 39 13 60 28 8 17.6 13 211 Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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MINNESOTA RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Minnesota River (Mankato) Watershed (HUC 07020007) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Robert Kaukola CSMP0148 Renville Fort Ridgely Creek 4/20 – 10/31 56 7 60 29 0 28.1 3 77 63.0 unnamed tributary to Duck Duane Mettler CSMP0150 Blue Earth Lake (5 foot culvert) 3/21 – 8/25 46 18 60 10 0 4 0 tile outlet to Duck Lake Duane Mettler CSMP0151 Blue Earth (12” tile) 3/21 – 8/14 57 37 60 7 0 3 0 unnamed tributary to Duck Joe Dwyer CSMP0383 Blue Earth Lake “#3” 5/30 – 8/22 45 40 50 2 0 23.5 2 32 Mary Minneopa Creek at St. Park Hollingsworth CSMP0543 Blue Earth Entrance 4/9 – 11/9 35 5 60 53 11 34.9 14 222 Don & Mary Minnesota River @ MN-22 Javurek CSMP0633 Le Sueur bridge 4/21 – 10/15 16 8 24 25 0 21.8 4 166 Minneopa Creek T108 Shirley Anderson CSMP0661 Blue Earth R28W Sec. 31 4/13 – 11/8 30 5 60 22 0 25.7 5 209 Jim Bonilla CSMP0668 Nicollet 7 Mile Creek 4/30 – 10/30 55 20 60 23 12 11 0 MN R @ boat landing upstr Mark Saxhaug CSMP1179 Blue Earth Land of Mem park Mankato 4/9 – 9/30 16 7 26 24 0 13.7 6 163 Eightmile Ck @ CSAH-5 Michael Wolf CSMP1209 Nicollet (Fort Rd), NW of New Ulm 4/7 – 9/15 57 17 60 17 15 21.7 1 34 Eightmile Ck @ 366th St, Alan Gleisner CSMP1218 Nicollet 2.5 mi NW of St. George 5/16 – 11/7 40 7 60 38 2 19.7 6 39 Morgan Ck @ MN-68 near Daniel Wolf CSMP1223 Blue Earth Cambria, MN 4/15 – 9/20 52 14 60 23 15 11 0 Birch Coulee Ck,2.8 mi NE Steve & Chris of Hettig CSMP1348 Renville Morton,T113N/R34W/S17 6/17 – 9/30 34 21 58 11 0 11.0 3 156 Little Cottonwood R @ Daniel Wolf CSMP1383 Blue Earth Apple Rd; T109/R29W/S17 5/21 – 9/20 37 6 60 18 7 8 0 Little Cottonwood R @ Cty John Knisley CSMP1384 Brown Rd 13; T109/R30W/S19 5/20 – 9/24 24 5 43 19 0 8 0

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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MINNESOTA RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Cottonwood River Watershed (HUC 07020008) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Robert Schultz CSMP0356 Redwood Plum Creek 4/20 - 10/26 45 7 60 28 11 22.8 1 200 Trib to Cottonwood R (JD9) Robert Purves CSMP1018 Redwood @ Aspen Ave NW 5/2 - 10/26 48 36 55 12 0 16.2 3 28 Cottonwood R at Daniel Wolf CSMP1028 Brown Cottonwood St in New Ulm 4/15 - 9/20 23 5 34 23 0 10 0 Judicial Ditch 30 1 mi W of James Schindele CSMP1175 Brown Sleepy Eye @ CR-27 4/27 - 9/30 24 6 49 17 0 3 0 74.1 Highwater Creek, 1 mi SE of Terry Neperman CSMP1214 Redwood Lamberton 4/15 - 9/21 40 11 60 16 5 21.8 3 28 Cottonwood R @ Cty Rd 61, Terry Neperman CSMP1376 Redwood 1 mi E of Lamberton 4/15 - 9/21 29 11 45 16 0 21.8 3 28

Blue Earth River Watershed (HUC 07020009) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp East Br. Blue Earth River, Orville Goemann CSMP0655 Faribault T102 R24W Sec. 8 4/25 - 10/31 23 7 56 27 0 26.3 13 30 Blue Earth River, T102N Robert Worner CSMP0659 Faribault R27W Sec. 18 4/22 - 10/27 25 6 50 32 0 28.0 7 195 East Br. Blue Earth River, Kay Bogan CSMP0660 Faribault T102N R27W Sec. 16 5/14 - 10/28 19 4 60 23 1 29.4 7 220 Blue Earth R at W 14th St Laurie Ristau CSMP0782 Faribault Bridge 3/22 - 7/20 34 12 55 23 0 32.5 4 54 JD 13 East of MN-254 Barbara L Baker CSMP0790 Faribault T101N/R26W/S35 4/2 - 10/27 47 13 60 29 4 32.8 24 210 62.6 Richard Kruger CSMP0792 Blue Earth Blue Earth R @ Co Rd 34 5/8 - 10/20 12 6 22 9 0 25.8 7 224 67.0 Coon Ck T102N R27W Wilma Bittinger CSMP1184 Faribault Sec.29 4/18 - 10/18 37 11 60 16 0 28.4 8 154 Blue Earth River in Sibley Mark P Daby CSMP1242 Blue Earth Park at Mankato, MN 4/5 - 10/30 18 8 28 32 0 25.0 8 212

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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MINNESOTA RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Blue Earth River Watershed (HUC 07020009), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Blue Earth R @ CSAH-10, 2 Deanna Pomije CSMP1445 Faribault mi SW of Winnebago 4/19 - 11/3 18 10 32 24 0 17.3 10 16 70.0 South Ck @ 330rd Ave, 4.5 Deb White CSMP1446 Faribault mi SW of Winnebago 4/19 - 11/3 18 7 58 24 0 0.7 11 5 70.6 Badger Ck @ 365th Ave, 1.5 Brian Hedland CSMP1463 Faribault mi W of Blue Earth 6/2 - 10/28 18 11 35 18 0 23.0 10 31

Watonwan River Watershed (HUC 07020010) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp David Raney CSMP0243 Watonwan No. Fork Watonwan River 3/12 - 11/23 42 4 60 43 15 30.3 11 62 58.5 Steve Dieteman CSMP0267 Blue Earth Watonwan River 3/28 - 11/17 30 9 60 30 0 28.5 5 44 65.9 Richard Enger CSMP0326 Watonwan St. James Creek 4/1 - 11/11 26 20 30 20 0 28.1 10 48 Norman H. Penner CSMP0327 Watonwan Watonwan River 4/1 - 10/30 38 10 60 44 10 28.7 11 235 Bernhardt & Sharon Schwardt CSMP0330 Watonwan Willow Creek 4/11 - 9/16 56 9 60 23 19 6 0 Ken & Carol Bratland CSMP0375 Watonwan So. Fork Watonwan River 4/1 - 10/28 23 11 60 22 1 23.1 1 242 Watonwan R Nick Kunz CSMP0788 Watonwan T107N/R30W/S25 'Site 2' 4/5 - 11/2 26 10 49 31 0 28.5 11 214 Watonwan R 400 yds Nick Kunz CSMP0789 Watonwan downstream of ditch 'Site 1' 4/5 - 11/2 24 10 42 31 0 28.5 11 214 Watonwan River (Outlet) at Blue Earth SWCD CSMP0848 Blue Earth CSAH-13 3/14 - 10/26 24 3 60 48 0 28.2 17 195 JD5 @ 120th St, 6.7 mi W Loren Brekke CSMP1053 Brown of Hanska 5/23 - 10/30 56 32 60 13 9 26.8 7 50 Steven W Watonwan R .2 mi S of Anderson CSMP1080 Watonwan CSAH-3 in Madelia 1/6 - 10/10 28 10 56 24 0 25.0 0 47

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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MINNESOTA RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Le Sueur River Watershed (HUC 07020011) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Tom Hausenbauer CSMP0149 Blue Earth LeSueur River 4/27 - 10/29 20 6 44 23 0 21.0 10 30 Maple River 5 Mi S of Blue Earth SWCD CSMP0714 Blue Earth Mankato T107N R27W S13 3/14 - 10/26 18 3 60 54 0 28.2 19 195 Maple River @ T107N, Dave Jackson CSMP0718 Blue Earth R27W, S12 4/2 - 10/31 30 1 60 66 15 26.4 19 58 Maple R .5 mi S of Good Ronald Gower CSMP0722 Blue Earth Thunder T106N, R27W, S10 5/19 - 9/21 21 8 42 10 0 10.4 6 8 Richard Kruger CSMP0791 Blue Earth Cobb R at CSAH 16 5/8 - 10/20 14 5 27 9 0 25.8 7 224 67.0 Richard Kruger CSMP0793 Blue Earth Le Sueur River @ Co Rd 90 5/8 - 10/20 16 5 45 8 0 25.8 6 224 66.5 Le Sueur R W of Twp Hwy James Booker CSMP1002 Blue Earth 169 in Decoriah Twp Sec 3 4/23 - 10/29 15 1 39 30 0 30.8 15 214 Maple River @ CSAH-18, 2 Blue Earth SWCD CSMP1180 Blue Earth mi N of Sterling Center 10/5 - 10/26 23 12 41 6 0 28.2 20 195 Le Sueur River, Alton Twp. Rod Searle CSMP1181 Waseca Sec. 25 5/5 - 10/1 21 5 60 28 2 22.8 27 137 Maple R @ conf. w/ Le Ed Ellanson CSMP1276 Blue Earth Sueur R, 6 mi S of Mankato 5/8 - 10/4 31 5 60 18 0 23.1 1 151

Minnesota River (Shakopee) Watershed (HUC 07020012) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Lyle Winterfeldt CSMP0281 McLeod High Island Creek 4/1 - 10/21 60 60 60 7 6 19.6 3 260 Lyle Winterfeldt CSMP0282 McLeod McCleod Co. Ditch 30 4/26 - 10/21 60 60 60 2 1 19.6 1 260 Ditch to Baker's Lk, just N Lyle Winterfeldt CSMP0283 McLeod of Co 17 on private rd 4/26 - 10/21 60 58 60 4 1 19.6 3 260 High Island Creek @ CSAH Mary Creech CSMP0284 McLeod 7 4/23 - 10/5 35 9 60 18 3 3 0 High Island Creek @ Co. Mary Creech CSMP0286 McLeod Rd. 57 4/23 - 10/5 43 13 60 18 0 4 0

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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MINNESOTA RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Minnesota River (Shakopee) Watershed (HUC 07020012), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Georgiann & Ted Keyport CSMP0334 Carver Chaska Creek 5/13 - 9/23 49 16 58 13 0 13.5 6 148 Shirley Schoenbauer CSMP0336 Scott Sand Creek "CSAH 8" 4/27 - 10/24 34 16 60 19 3 20.2 6 216 Bernard Sobczak CSMP0380 Scott Raven Stream "St. Benedict" 5/4 - 10/27 56 33 60 19 13 20.0 9 158 61.8 CD 40 at Co Rd 1 near Al Fox CSMP0748 Nicollet Lafayette (1T) 5/4 - 9/24 56 31 60 22 15 15.6 14 153 Mid Br Rush River @ Co Rd Harry Sloot CSMP0752 Sibley 25 (8RS) 3/26 - 10/18 57 16 60 14 13 7 0 Co Dtch 55 near Beatty Lake David Ruehling CSMP0753 Sibley (10T) 4/13 - 8/23 52 45 60 8 0 15.0 4 55 Terry & Jack Bovee CSMP0774 Sibley Rush River @ MN-93 3/16 - 10/1 43 3 60 31 10 5 0 Mid Br Rush River at 571st Leon Lang CSMP0779 Sibley Ave 4/9 - 9/10 59 51 60 6 5 20.1 1 31 Black Dog Lake Outlet to MN Dick Duerre CSMP0797 Dakota River 4/23 - 11/13 9 6 14 21 0 53.8 9 175 Black Dog Lake Outlet to MN Mike Swanson CSMP0797 Dakota River 4/23 - 11/13 9 6 14 21 0 53.8 9 175 Bevens Creek at CR 53 S of Henry Krueger CSMP0799 Carver Cologne 3/26 - 10/22 37 8 60 31 0 25.9 3 55 64.5 Minnesota R @ Lyndale Ave Dick Duerre CSMP0830 Hennepin (Sorenson Boat Landing) 4/23 - 11/13 11 6 15 21 0 53.8 9 175 Minnesota R @ Lyndale Ave Mike Swanson CSMP0830 Hennepin (Sorenson Boat Landing) 4/23 - 11/13 11 6 15 21 0 53.8 9 175 Lowell Danner Minnesota River @ Cedar Sr. CSMP0840 Dakota Ave. Br (Hwy 77) 4/9 - 10/30 14 8 19 27 0 24.0 8 158 67.5 Private Ditch to High Island Joey Schuft CSMP0996 McLeod Ck, T114N/R29W/S35 3/24 - 10/20 51 22 60 10 1 22.9 6 88 48.5 Nine Mile Ck @ Ped bridge Richard D Green CSMP1031 Hennepin off Southmore Dr 4/19 - 10/24 53 35 60 21 0 29.1 12 53

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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MINNESOTA RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Minnesota River (Shakopee) Watershed (HUC 07020012), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Forest Prairie Ck 1.5 mi W Jim Legg CSMP1071 Le Sueur of CSAH-11 4/7 - 11/24 37 4 60 34 0 28.9 16 68 Le Sueur Ck at Twp Hwy Lynn L Schultz CSMP1090 Le Sueur 44, 1.3 mi E of LeSueur 4/1 - 10/20 31 2 60 19 4 23.8 11 24 John R Le Sueur Ck at Co Rd 117, Wentworth CSMP1102 Le Sueur in Le Sueur 4/18 - 9/25 37 7 60 11 0 24.1 3 38 Dale, Ila, Mikala, & Rachel Porter Ck @ CSAH-56 100 Drenckhahn CSMP1263 Scott yd E of CSAH-23 4/7 - 11/3 32 18 60 26 4 18.8 4 209 Minnesota R @ Cty Rd 8, 1 Jeff Audus CSMP1409 Le Sueur mi W of Le Sueur 4/5 - 9/25 16 4 33 24 0 25.9 2 165 69.9 Sand Ck 5 mi SE of Jordan, Teresa Ann Post CSMP1516 Scott MN 4/16 - 6/4 19 13 22 7 0 2.5 3 52

ST. CROIX RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN St. Croix River (Upper) Watershed (HUC 07030001) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Jerry & Cathy Sand River @ Co Rd 153 Krueger CSMP0778 Pine T44N/R18W/Sec23 4/14 - 10/28 54 26 60 53 0 23.8 1 54 57.7 Hay Cr 25 miles E of Don Eddy CSMP1237 Pine Sandstone 4/16 - 10/30 52 50 60 30 4 23.1 5 196

Kettle River Watershed (HUC 07030003) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp N Br Grindstone R @ W Joan Westerlund CSMP1349 Pine Grindstone Rd 4/30 - 10/29 60 60 60 27 27 27.4 10 198 62.0

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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ST. CROIX RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Snake River Watershed (HUC 07030004) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Bill Anderson CSMP0208 Pine Snake River 4/18 - 9/25 59 52 60 20 17 18.5 11 50 64.9 Pokegama Creek @ Hwy 11 Wayne Brogren CSMP0743 Pine bridge 4/18 - 9/26 60 60 60 19 0 24.5 9 196 59.1 Snake R, T40N R23W Sec Jamie Voelk CSMP1265 Kanabec 6, W of Brook Park, MN 1/14 - 11/18 58 34 60 29 25 23.9 17 88 57.4 Michael Longerbone CSMP1408 Kanabec Snake River @ Co Rd 19 5/3 - 10/20 60 58 60 16 15 21.6 7 127 Chelsey BK at 370th Ave, 8 James Landini CSMP1465 Kanabec mi SE of McGrath,MN 7/8 - 7/22 56 55 57 3 0 1 0 Cowan's Bkat 180th Ave 6 James Landini CSMP1466 Aitkin mi SE of McGrath, MN 7/14 - 7/22 42 28 55 2 0 1 0

St. Croix River (Stillwater) Watershed (HUC 07030005) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Greg & Lisa No. Branch Sunrise River at Maurer CSMP0166 Chisago MN95, "site B" 7/8 - 8/15 60 60 60 2 0 19.7 0 169 Gary Schmid CSMP0167 Chisago Rock Creek 4/16 - 10/30 53 6 60 40 29 26.2 7 202 65.3 Gene Paul CSMP0172 Chisago Sunrise River 5/4 - 7/21 60 60 60 11 11 5.9 1 80 Mary Schmitz CSMP0173 Chisago So. Branch Sunrise River 4/15 - 9/3 30 21 59 14 0 26.8 2 179 Dave Banta CSMP0216 Pine Rock Creek 5/14 - 8/20 60 60 60 16 16 12.6 4 101 Bob Kessen CSMP0269 Chisago West Branch Sunrise River 4/9 - 9/30 18 6 35 22 0 18.2 5 162 Gene Walton CSMP0270 Chisago Unn Tri to Goose Lake 5/15 - 7/17 43 20 55 3 0 14.4 0 153 Teacher Creek "N Chisago Dayle DeClercq CSMP0346 Chisago Lakes Township" 4/9 - 10/29 42 23 58 14 0 21.8 19 214 Vickie Meehan CSMP0349 Chisago Lawrence Creek 4/13 - 10/28 49 5 60 14 9 23.9 4 50 Jim Schroeder CSMP0568 Chisago Sunrise R @ pool #3 outlet 5/5 - 10/7 60 60 60 8 8 22.4 1 190 Hay Creek 1.5 mi SW of Sharon Johnson CSMP0805 Chisago Sunrise T35N/R20W/S7 5/7 - 10/8 58 41 60 23 20 23.7 1 53

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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ST. CROIX RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN St. Croix River (Stillwater) Watershed (HUC 07030005), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Donald & Sandra Dry Creek at Reed Avenue, Wintz CSMP0812 Chisago N of CSAH 16 4/23 - 10/31 53 18 60 17 11 21.1 3 184 Co Ditch 3 at Keystone Bruce Boxeth CSMP0813 Chisago Avenue 5/3 - 10/30 51 20 60 11 0 2 0 69.9 Dry Ck at Reed Avenue & Kirk McElhinney CSMP0814 Chisago 375th St 5/9 - 9/29 50 24 60 7 3 16.8 1 34 Mary N Br Sunrise River at Christopherson CSMP0815 Chisago Trulson Rd 6/1 - 10/9 59 53 60 10 9 9.8 2 121 Charles Schulze CSMP0816 Chisago S Br Sunrise R at US-61 4/9 - 10/17 58 33 60 21 18 26.0 7 60 66.4 Unnamed Trib to Sunrise R Craig Johnson CSMP0817 Chisago @ Poor Farm Rd "Hay Ck" 4/25 - 10/1 59 50 60 20 16 15.4 19 31 Goose Ck at 450th Street Kay Winchell CSMP0818 Chisago T36N/R21W/S20 5/7 - 9/25 55 42 60 18 7 19.4 7 49 Goose Ck off end of Golden Diane E Abraham CSMP0819 Chisago Ave in Harris, MN 4/23 - 7/31 57 42 60 9 0 11.2 5 120 65.4 Bill & Millie Rush Ck at Evergreen Ave, Peters CSMP0820 Chisago T37N/R21W/S19 5/8 - 10/31 60 60 60 10 10 23.6 3 66 Unnamed Outlet from Carolyn S Dullum CSMP0821 Chisago Johason Lk at CSAH 10 4/19 - 6/28 53 23 60 10 8 21.1 13 64 Trib Little Comfort Lk @ Monica Kinny CSMP0823 Chisago Itasca Avenue 4/18 - 9/19 42 42 42 15 0 20.4 5 174 S Br Sunrise River at Kettle Kelly Lamwers CSMP0825 Chisago River Road 5/21 - 10/10 58 47 60 11 9 21.0 5 34 68.4 W Br Sunrise R at Sunrise Bob Kessen CSMP0826 Chisago Drive 4/9 - 9/30 19 9 39 22 0 18.2 5 162 Unn Str (Carnelian Ck) @ Robert Bramstedt CSMP1413 Washington May Ave. 5/1 - 8/3 60 60 60 9 0 8.0 6 7 Unn Str (trib to Mckusick Peter Cross CSMP1414 Washington Lk) @ Brown's Ck Divers. 6/26 - 8/4 42 41 43 2 0 2.2 2 6 Unn Str (Brown's Ck) @ Peter Cross CSMP1415 Washington McKusick Rd in Stillwater 6/8 - 6/8 57 57 57 1 0 1.9 2 8

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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ST. CROIX RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN St. Croix River (Stillwater) Watershed (HUC 07030005), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Silver Ck @ MN-95, 1 mi N Dan Fabian CSMP1417 Washington of Stillwater 5/4 - 10/30 60 60 60 22 21 26.8 22 23 Browns Ck @ Hwy 95 Barb Lockway CSMP1441 Washington culvert, T30N/R20W/S21 3/9 - 9/18 25 3 54 14 0 30.4 10 220 Konrad Unn Str (Carnelian Ck) @ Koosmann CSMP1447 Washington Ozark Trl, T31N/R20W/S34 5/28 - 10/8 45 28 60 22 0 27.6 10 207

LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Mississippi River and Lake Pepin (Red Wing) Watershed (HUC 07040001) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Richard Diercks CSMP0080 Goodhue 3/22 - 11/9 54 0 60 42 0 35.2 5 237 52.5 Stanley Klair CSMP0081 Goodhue Wells Creek 6/7 - 9/27 60 60 60 10 0 34.7 2 176 57.0 unnamed tributary to Wells Stanley Klair CSMP0082 Goodhue Creek 6/7 - 9/27 26 23 28 10 0 34.7 2 176 58.8 Harry Roberts & Amy Poss CSMP0104 Goodhue Wells Creek 6/9 - 10/11 46 15 55 14 0 7 0 61.0 North Ck @ 170th & Tony White CSMP1011 Dakota Flagstaff in Lakeville 3/21 - 10/17 56 23 60 25 19 23.4 5 137 Miller Ck @ CSAH-9 in Dean Flugstad CSMP1186 Wabasha Lake City, MN 5/2 - 9/20 52 32 60 16 0 20.5 4 146 62.0 Amelia & Brian Vermillion R @ Biscayne Halsted CSMP1191 Dakota Ave. 5/6 - 8/27 54 18 60 25 0 17.8 13 36 66.3 Trib to South Ck @ Tony White CSMP1194 Dakota Flagstaff 3/21 - 10/17 60 58 60 25 24 23.4 3 137 Bob & Liz Vermillion slough @ E 4 Beissel CSMP1227 Dakota Brg, 1 1/8 Mi E Hastings 6/24 - 11/4 35 14 60 20 1 20.5 8 40 Sandra & Glenn Vermillion R 0.1 mi W of Pletcher CSMP1392 Dakota Vermillion @ CSAH-62 9/11 - 10/9 54 48 60 5 1 6.3 2 12 Jan Mainz CSMP1393 Dakota Vermillion R @ Hogan Ave. 3/25 - 10/5 55 43 60 25 13 24.3 5 205 63.9

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Mississippi River and Lake Pepin (Red Wing) Watershed (HUC 07040001), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Farhana Unnamed ("North") Ck @ Chowdhury CSMP1394 Dakota Dodd Blvd, T114N/R20W/S03 4/19 - 10/6 56 16 60 26 5 22.0 8 163 Alexis Johnson & Vermillion R 1.5 mi NE of Jennifer Mensink CSMP1475 Dakota Farmington,T114/R19W/S29 8/29 - 10/6 45 38 60 7 0 14.6 3 54

Cannon River Watershed (HUC 07040002) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Rose Ann Steenhoek CSMP0033 Rice Prairie Creek 3/12 - 10/15 37 7 60 40 11 29.7 12 202 60.0 B-J Norman CSMP0044 Goodhue Belle Creek 3/14 - 10/15 36 3 60 27 10 27.0 8 193 60.7 Richard Fetterly CSMP0070 Rice Straight River 5/2 - 9/19 45 5 60 13 5 20.3 1 131 66.8 Alden McCutchan CSMP0099 Goodhue Little Cannon River 4/17 - 9/25 36 2 60 22 7 26.0 5 148 62.1 Wolf Creek @ CR 8 near Cathy Larson CSMP0112 Rice Dundas, MN 3/24 - 10/7 41 8 60 50 13 28.7 17 199 60.3 Rodney R. Helgeson CSMP0182 Rice Rice Creek @Decker Ave. 3/15 - 11/9 46 6 60 37 0 29.1 5 232 56.6 Joyce E. Moorhouse CSMP0259 Goodhue Prairie Creek 3/13 - 9/6 36 3.5 50 15 0 24.9 5 58 65.4 Straight River @ Walking Gary R Mogren CSMP0292 Rice Bridge 3/29 - 10/30 34 4 56 32 0 24.3 5 213 63.3 Richard Fetterly CSMP0296 Rice Rush Creek 5/2 - 9/19 53 5 60 13 6 20.3 1 131 63.1 Barbara Christensen & Cannon River "5th St. BR in John Van Bergen CSMP0339 Rice Northfield" 4/17 - 10/30 27 8 52 31 0 13 0 64.5 Cannon River @ abandoned Chuck Butler CSMP0340 Goodhue road, 5 mi NW of Red Wing 4/12 - 10/30 33 6 60 42 5 58.3 18 449 Cannon River @ abandoned Steven Larson CSMP0340 Goodhue road, 5 mi NW of Red Wing 4/12 - 10/30 33 6 60 42 5 58.3 18 449 David Baldini CSMP0503 Steele Judicial Ditch 1 @ CSAH 18 4/7 - 11/17 29 1 41 28 0 31.6 11 35 Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Cannon River Watershed (HUC 07040002), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Cannon River @ Pedestrian John Holden CSMP0504 Rice bridge in Dundas 4/5 - 9/18 40 24 57 20 0 27.6 9 38 Cannon River @ Hulet Ave., Lynn Sanborn CSMP0505 Rice Faribault 4/2 - 11/10 39 8 60 85 3 56.3 25 401 66.9 Cannon River @ Hulet Ave., Marcia Hetletvedt CSMP0505 Rice Faribault 4/2 - 11/10 39 8 60 85 3 56.3 25 401 66.9 Cannon River @ Cannon Falls Eugene Ganske CSMP0506 Goodhue Park (9th St) 5/1 - 11/15 48 28 60 24 2 22.8 9 205 65.0 Peg Schwendeman CSMP0507 Goodhue Prairie Creek @ 310th St. 4/19 - 10/24 47 19 60 19 6 22.5 5 171 66.2 Trout Brook at 280th John Schumacher CSMP0608 Dakota St/Walking Bridge 5/25 - 7/15 60 60 60 3 3 14.2 0 124 56.3 Spring Creek off Michigan in Perry Mason CSMP0610 Rice Northfield, MN 5/20 - 7/3 50 35 60 5 2 6.6 2 84 63.8 Little Cannon River, T112 Dick Dalton CSMP0611 Goodhue R18W Sec. 24 4/4 - 10/31 37 8 60 30 6 30.2 12 60 Charley Skinner CSMP0614 Rice Union Lake Inlet 4/29 - 9/23 59 47 60 12 10 8 0 67.0 Heath Creek, Union Lake Charley Skinner CSMP0615 Rice Outlet 4/29 - 9/11 32 18 60 11 1 7 0 68.9 River Bend Straight R 2 mi SE of Nature Center CSMP0616 Rice Fairbault, MN T109/R20/S4 4/13 - 9/16 41 7 59 20 0 25.2 2 47 67.5 Pine Creek T112N R017W Bruce R. Johnson CSMP0665 Goodhue Sec. 5 4/22 - 9/26 60 60 60 23 0 21.5 13 46 Cannon River at LeSueur Co Roy Wangen CSMP0669 Le Sueur 12 Bridge 5/13 - 10/12 56 35 60 17 0 18.5 15 146 Steven Larson CSMP0725 Goodhue Spring Creek at Industrial Rd. 4/12 - 10/30 35 3 60 34 12 30.0 12 206 Peg Chub Creek at Cty Rd 83 Schwendeman CSMP0727 Dakota (Dixie Road) 4/19 - 10/24 55 34 60 19 11 22.5 5 171 65.6 Belle Creek @ ATV bridge Ben Norman CSMP0728 Goodhue (Gaging Station) 4/17 - 10/16 37 0.5 60 25 11 9 0 61.0

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Cannon River Watershed (HUC 07040002), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Pine Creek @ Goodhue/Dakota Co line Jan Mainz CSMP0731 Goodhue (280th St) 3/26 - 10/3 60 57 60 20 19 24.3 4 205 53.5 Belle Creek @ White Rock Duane Thompson CSMP0732 Goodhue Trail Bridge 4/17 - 9/25 38 4 60 24 7 23.8 2 42 61.8 Duane Thompson CSMP0733 Goodhue Belle Creek @ 352nd St 4/17 - 9/25 36 12 60 23 4 23.8 0 42 65.1 Trout Brook east branch off John Schumacher CSMP0734 Dakota Miesville Trail Cty 91 6/30 - 6/30 60 60 60 1 1 14.2 0 124 50.0 Trout Brook west branch off John Schumacher CSMP0735 Dakota Meisville Trail Cty 91 6/30 - 6/30 60 60 60 1 1 14.2 0 124 53.0 Andrew D. unnamed trib. to Cannon Murray Sr. CSMP0736 Rice River, T111N R20W Sec. 22 4/15 - 10/5 60 60 60 12 12 27.2 5 37 Cannon River 1/4 mi dwnst of Jan Montez CSMP0742 Goodhue Byllesby Dam 4/28 - 10/20 48 27 60 10 0 30.7 4 36 38.1 Spring Ck S of Woodley St, Robert Nicholson CSMP0858 Rice UPST of Pond "site 1" 4/17 - 10/25 58 38 60 27 0 24.9 2 60 62.7 Spring Ck W of Spring Ck Rd, Robert Nicholson CSMP0859 Rice DWNST of Pond "Site 2 4/17 - 10/25 54 16 60 27 0 24.9 3 60 64.3 Phyllis Bongard CSMP0861 Rice Straight R at 227th St E 5/1 - 10/20 38 23 60 10 3 21.9 2 36 69.1 Patrick J Cannon R dnst of RR Trestle, O'Connor CSMP1099 Rice N of Faribault 5/20 - 9/9 40 21 58 15 0 5 0 Bonnie Condon CSMP1123 Waseca Crane Creek at CSAH 18 4/14 - 11/9 24 15 32 13 0 27.5 3 46 Heath Ck at Aberdeen Rd, W Charley Skinner CSMP1153 Rice of Northfield 4/23 - 9/23 55 40 60 13 8 8 0 64.6 Charley Skinner CSMP1154 Rice Knowles Creek at 80th St W 4/29 - 9/23 59 46 60 11 10 7 0 65.3 Duayne M. Maple Cr nr Mineral Spr Rd, Wincell CSMP1174 Steele Dartts Park, Owatonna 4/9 - 10/31 43 5 60 46 12 33.4 12 186 Unnamed trib to Straight R @ Richard Fetterly CSMP1182 Rice Eaton & 260th St. 5/2 - 9/19 56 27 60 12 7 20.3 2 131 61.0 Heath Ck Just E of Edgebrook Brenda Ward CSMP1395 Rice Dr, W of Northfield 4/17 - 10/30 56 30 60 22 12 17.2 3 129 61.1 Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Cannon River Watershed (HUC 07040002), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Peg PRAIRIE CK BR AT MN-19, Schwendeman CSMP1405 Goodhue 4 MI SW CANNON FALLS 6/8 - 10/24 40 17 60 15 2 22.5 5 171 66.3 Turtle Ck @ CSAH-45, 3 mi S David Currell CSMP1416 Steele of Owatonna 5/21 - 10/5 48 5 60 19 11 37.9 13 210 69.8 Straight R @ North St. Br in Ryan Kubat CSMP1422 Steele Owatonna 7/24 - 10/14 39 14 60 8 0 27.3 0 30 68.6

Mississippi (Winona) Watershed (HUC 07040003) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Paul Rohowetz CSMP0084 Wabasha Snake Creek, “#1” 4/6 – 10/1 39 2 60 13 6 27.5 5 39 58.3 Paul Rohowetz CSMP0363 Wabasha Gorman Creek 4/6 – 10/1 37 3 60 13 4 27.5 5 39 63.1 Speltz Ck @ Speltz Dr (Twp Jim Worthley CSMP0365 Winona Rd 654) in Rollingstone 6/1 – 9/30 36 2 53 13 0 32.8 5 145 59.9 Jim Clark CSMP0371 Winona Gilmore Creek 4/1 – 9/18 60 60 60 17 17 35.8 8 171 59.9 Bill Durkin CSMP0437 Winona Beaver Creek, “MN-74” 8/12 – 8/12 38 38 38 1 0 24.7 5 37 61.0 Bill Durkin CSMP0438 Winona Whitewater River, “CSAH-30” 5/31 – 8/31 36 6 51 4 0 24.7 6 37 59.1 So. Fork Whitewater River, Linda Dahl CSMP0439 Winona “CSAH-26” 6/25 – 8/15 27 17 37 2 0 30.1 5 51 66.4 Linda Dahl CSMP0440 Winona Whitewater River, “CSAH-26” 8/15 – 8/15 8 8 8 1 0 30.1 5 51 67.5 No. Fork Whitewater River, Linda Dahl CSMP0441 Winona “MN-74” 8/15 – 8/15 5 5 5 1 0 30.1 5 51 66.7 Middle Fork Whitewater Linda Dahl CSMP0442 Winona River, “MN-74” 9/5 – 9/5 29 29 29 1 0 30.1 5 51 67.9 Mid Fork Whitewater R E of Dave Palmquist CSMP0446 Winona MN-74 @ State Park 5/8 – 5/31 54 34 60 4 3 37.9 5 67 63.6 Willis van Mid Fork Whitewater R ½ mi Norman CSMP0451 Olmsted N of CR-152 4/15 – 8/30 46 4 60 35 7 38.5 16 62 60.8

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Mississippi (Winona) Watershed (HUC 07040003), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp S Fk Whitewater R, T106N Linda Dahl CSMP0572 Winona R10W S2 Lamberton Mill Rd 6/7 – 8/15 32 13 42 4 0 30.1 5 51 70.2 So. Fork Whitewater River @ Julie Gruber CSMP0574 Olmsted CSAH 10 6/27 – 9/24 49 28 60 3 2 31.8 2 38 Mid Fk Whitewater R @ William Johnson CSMP0588 Olmsted CSAH 10 Bridge #55513 4/28 – 9/22 23 4 40 9 0 6 0 65.4 E Burns Valley Creek Randy Schenkat (107N/R7W/S35) @ CSAH & Eric Nelson CSMP1008 Winona 105 4/1 – 9/7 30 3 60 14 1 31.8 16 42 54.2 Melissa Mansfield & E Burns Valley Creek Lance Ngari CSMP1016 Winona (106N/R7W/S2) 4/9 – 8/29 44 0 60 61 0 25.6 21 27 Pleasant Valley Ck @ Holler Sheila Harmes CSMP1021 Winona Hill Rd T106N/R7W/S1 3/13 – 8/22 24 1 39 4 0 2 0 56.8 Pleasant Valley Ck @ Clinton Sheila Harmes CSMP1024 Winona Dr N, T106N/R7W/S12 3/13 – 3/15 18 1 34 2 0 3 0 56.7 Tom & Bea Gilmore Ck @ Vila Ave in Hoffmann CSMP1025 Winona Winona 5/24 – 8/11 48 14 60 8 5 19.3 6 36 Garvin Bk @ T107N/R8W/S11 upst of US- Chuck Kosel CSMP1033 Winona 61 in MN City 4/8 – 11/13 50 27 60 26 0 48.0 15 69 Unnamed trib to Speltz Ck 1.5 Jim Worthley CSMP1400 Winona mi NW of Rollingston 9/3 – 9/3 30 30 30 1 0 32.8 6 145 53.5 Speltz Ck @ Twp Rd 22, .5 mi Jim Worthley CSMP1402 Winona NW of Rollingstone 6/1 – 9/30 26 2 43 12 0 32.8 6 145 59.5 N Fk Whitewater R @ Carley Gwen Ahern CSMP1412 Wabasha St Pk, T108N R11W S32 5/14 – 10/6 46 7 60 9 1 30.5 1 48 65.7

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Zumbro River Watershed (HUC 07040004) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Alan & Judy Hoffman CSMP0045 Olmsted Zumbro River 5/20 – 10/21 33 3 48 14 0 35.7 5 160 Nathan Gregor CSMP0052 Olmsted So. Fork Zumbro River 4/26 – 9/5 46 2 60 9 3 28.9 2 151 Cascade Ck @ 9th Ave NW Glenn C. Faith CSMP0060 Olmsted footbridge, Rochester 4/26 – 11/27 29 15 55 15 0 6 0 57.1 Matthew Feirer CSMP0114 Olmsted So. Branch Zumbro River 4/24 – 10/8 45 6 60 17 7 34.2 9 170 So. Branch Middle Fork Ell Heusinkveld CSMP0123 Dodge Zumbro River 4/21 – 8/11 37 9 60 23 1 28.5 8 44 66.8 So. Branch Middle Fork Bill Thompson CSMP0129 Dodge Zumbro River 1/1 – 10/30 33 5 60 90 19 38.0 38 146 Dodge Center Creek, “605th Dean Schrandt CSMP0133 Dodge St.” 4/28 – 10/10 38 2 60 11 0 34.4 4 52 Bruce Schmoll CSMP0135 Dodge Dodge Center Creek 3/24 – 10/7 42 4 60 45 17 35.6 31 54 60.9 Janet Helder CSMP0142 Dodge Masten Creek 3/30 – 10/28 51 11 60 44 31 39.5 24 251 60.4 So. Branch Middle Fork Mark Gamm CSMP0232 Dodge Zumbro River 5/24 – 8/29 32 5 60 13 0 10 0 68.3 Bob & Elle Smith CSMP0235 Dodge Middle Fork Zumbro River 4/15 – 9/30 38 5 60 12 4 32.0 4 171 So. Branch Middle Fork Dean Schrandt CSMP0236 Dodge Zumbro River @ 142nd Ave. 4/28 – 10/10 24 3 40 11 0 32.5 4 51 So. Branch Middle Fork Dean Schrandt CSMP0237 Dodge Zumbro River @ 150th Ave. 4/28 – 10/10 25 6 41 11 0 32.5 4 51 So. Branch Middle Fork Dean Schrandt CSMP0238 Dodge Zumbro River @ 160th Ave. 4/28 – 10/10 28 17 42 11 0 32.5 4 51 So. Branch Middle Fork Dean Schrandt CSMP0239 Dodge Zumbro River @ 170th Ave. 4/28 – 10/10 30 17 41 11 0 32.5 4 51 So. Branch Middle Fork Dean Schrandt CSMP0240 Dodge Zumbro River @ 185th Ave. 4/28 – 10/10 31 16 40 11 0 34.4 4 52 So. Branch Middle Fork Dean Schrandt CSMP0241 Dodge Zumbro River @ 195th Ave. 4/28 – 10/10 30 15 42 11 0 34.4 4 52 Bernard Nigon CSMP0266 Olmsted Cascade Creek 4/22 – 11/11 50 5 60 56 39 36.4 36 41

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Zumbro River Watershed (HUC 07040004), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp So. Fk. Zumbro River, Katie Melgaard CSMP0317 Olmsted Apache Mall Bridge 4/18 – 10/4 44 18 60 19 0 15.7 1 77 64.0 Eric Porcher CSMP0343 Olmsted Unnamed trib. To Bear Creek 3/14 – 10/11 32 1 60 43 5 40.4 9 196 Eric Porcher CSMP0344 Olmsted Bear Creek 3/14 – 10/11 42 6 60 43 7 40.4 8 196 So. Branch Middle Fork Dean Schrandt CSMP0373 Dodge Zumbro River @ 272 Ave 4/28 – 10/10 35 13 50 11 0 34.6 4 67 Don Heser CSMP0419 Dodge Milliken Creek 4/22 – 10/7 45 4 60 36 12 24 0 68.7 Eric Porcher/MNPCA Roch CSMP0512 Olmsted Willow Creek @ MN-63 3/30 – 10/11 40 7 60 40 8 73.2 7 197 Middle Fork So. Branch John Weiss CSMP0680 Olmsted Zumbro River in Oxbow Park 4/15 – 10/13 37 11 53 13 0 36.4 9 82 61.8 Paul & Cathy Salem Creek 210th Ave ½ mi Moenning CSMP0690 Dodge N of 690th St 9/24 – 11/4 60 60 60 2 0 30.3 0 32 55.5 Paul & Cathy Salem Creek 200th Ave 1/8 mi Moenning CSMP0691 Dodge N of 690th St 9/24 – 11/4 60 60 60 2 0 30.3 0 32 58.5 Paul & Cathy Salem Creek 4 Miles N of Moenning CSMP0692 Dodge Hayfield 9/24 – 11/4 59 58 60 2 0 30.3 0 32 56.0 Andy Ness CSMP0804 Dodge Salem Ck at 260th Ave 4/15 – 10/1 55 2 60 116 0 31.3 48 163 65.0 So. Fork Zumbro R @ 75th St. Janet Snyder CSMP1013 Olmsted NW (CSAH 14) 4/15 – 10/28 34 3 60 71 11 36.3 54 202 67.1 So. Fork Zumbro River @ 90th Janet Snyder CSMP1014 Olmsted St. NW 4/22 – 8/19 46 1.7 60 12 6 36.3 6 202 63.9 Unn Trib (Rocky Ck) @ N Thomas Griffin CSMP1015 Olmsted Valley Dr in Rochester 4/15 – 10/28 46 4 60 38 27 36.9 11 44 Sherry M N Fk Zumbro R @ CR4 1.5 Beckman CSMP1032 Goodhue Mi E of Zumbrota 5/11 – 10/25 33 7 60 25 5 33.0 11 51 57.8

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Zumbro River Watershed (HUC 07040004), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Zumbro River off CR-68 in Michael Shulman CSMP1046 Olmsted Hammond 4/1 – 10/28 48 4 60 31 16 35.7 9 212 62.4 Zumbro R, M Fk, N Br @ Carol Trelstad CSMP1059 Goodhue 518th St NE of W Concord 5/6 – 8/26 46 8 60 11 4 30.7 2 50 68.6 Henslin Ck downstream of Vic Marquardt CSMP1061 Dodge 180th Ave SW of Dodge Ctr 6/12 – 9/25 41 20 60 4 0 32.7 3 53 61.8 Trib to Salem Ck, .1 mi dnst Don Hower CSMP1062 Dodge of CR-8 SE of Kasson 4/23 – 9/30 51 6 60 22 0 2 0 67.0 Henslin Ck 100 yds dnst of Richard Henslin CSMP1063 Dodge CR-10 SW of Dodge Ctr 4/16 – 8/4 60 60 60 12 12 39.7 3 170 Greg & Jayne N Br Mid Fk Zumbro R @ Shelquist CSMP1200 Goodhue Douglas Tr RR Br in Pine Is 3/13 – 11/9 34 2 60 54 16 69.0 22 285 55.6 Harlen & Vernetta N Br Mid Fk Zumbro R @ Pahl CSMP1200 Goodhue Douglas Tr RR Br in Pine Is 3/13 – 11/9 34 2 60 54 16 69.0 22 285 55.6 Unn Stream (Bear Ck) @ Bruce Borg CSMP1232 Olmsted CSAH 23, 4.75 mi W of Eyota 3/27 – 8/28 44 27 60 4 1 31.4 1 29 Bear Ck, below dam, T106N/R13W/S13 (Olm Cty John Gordon CSMP1326 Olmsted site5) 5/3 – 10/30 55 43 60 8 3 3 0 58.8 Bear Ck, above lk, T106N/R12W/S18 (Olm Cty John Gordon CSMP1327 Olmsted site 6) 5/3 – 10/30 55 36 60 9 5 3 0 58.7 Zumbro R, N FK, Sandra K DWNSTRM of trib, T110N Thomforde CSMP1396 Goodhue R16W S25 4/15 – 10/21 41 3 60 32 0 26.7 18 163 South Zumbro River @ CR- Dennis Kleinwort CSMP1407 Olmsted 126, 13 mi SW of Rochester 5/7 – 9/25 32 4 55 18 0 28.2 11 31 Mid Fk So Br Zumbro R @ John Colbert CSMP1419 Olmsted CR-105, 3 mi N of Byron 5/25 – 11/27 40 5 60 26 5 13 0 62.7

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Zumbro River Watershed (HUC 07040004), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Willow Ck @ 40th St SW, Allan Henely CSMP1421 Olmsted Rochester, T106N/R14W/S23 7/23 – 10/25 38 4 60 18 0 26.4 10 90 62.9 Silver CK @ CR-11 Ruthann Yaeger CSMP1430 Olmsted underpass, T107N R13W S27 6/20 – 10/3 29 6 56 24 0 27.5 16 117 68.7 Silver CK @ Silver Ck Rd Ruthann Yaeger CSMP1431 Olmsted NE, T107N R13W S32 6/15 – 10/9 24 5 52 25 0 27.5 15 117 69.3 Jelle & Marlene Dry Run Ck @ 150th Ave Deboef CSMP1433 Goodhue T109N/R16W/S15 4/8 – 10/22 45 5 60 14 0 32.6 9 34 Mid FK S BR Zumbro R @ John Weiss CSMP1440 Olmsted CSAH-14 in Genoa, MN 4/15 – 10/27 44 11 60 24 6 36.4 10 82 61.6 S FK Zumbro R 4 mi NE of Don Senjem CSMP1467 Dodge Hayfield, T105N R16W S9 6/21 – 7/4 38 33 42 2 0 25.5 2 154 73.0 Harkcom CK 4.5 mi NE of Mantorville T108N R16W Martin Chesney CSMP1468 Dodge S26 4/2 – 9/2 30 5 54 14 0 11 0 62.9 Darrel Rowe & S FK Zumbro R 5 mi E of Family CSMP1469 Dodge Hayfield, T105N R16W S15 4/18 – 9/29 47 4 60 38 0 18 0 58.3 Craig & Miranda S FK Zumbro R 3 mi NE of Steinfadt CSMP1470 Dodge Hayfield, T105N R16W S6 4/7 – 9/20 39 0 60 18 0 29.0 12 171 59.2 Cascade Ck in Rochester nr Paul Walding CSMP1519 Olmsted US-14/US-52 cloverleaf 4/27 – 10/29 38 8 60 13 0 17.9 9 55

Root River Watershed (HUC 07040008) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp So. Branch Root River, Foot Warren Netherton CSMP0011 Fillmore BR 4/15 – 10/21 55 5 60 98 71 24 0 65.7 Irene Nelson CSMP0013 Fillmore So. Branch Root River 5/25 – 11/1 39 5 60 10 0 34.1 7 233 67.9 Pat Meighen CSMP0014 Fillmore So. Branch Root River 4/19 – 11/2 49 3 60 31 0 18.7 15 19 62.2

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Root River Watershed (HUC 07040008), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Carol Kohn CSMP0016 Mower So. Branch Root River 5/14 – 10/24 25 10 49 10 0 34.3 3 62 67.0 Donna Rasmussen CSMP0021 Fillmore Forestville Creek 4/19 – 10/17 53 6 60 14 12 37.9 5 70 56.0 Karol Krahn CSMP0036 Mower Mower Co. Judicial Ditch 1 4/14 – 11/4 42 7 60 30 11 33.6 16 119 N Br Root River 2.25 Mi W of Ron Olson CSMP0051 Olmsted Stewartville 4/9 – 4/19 55 53 56 2 0 27.2 0 32 46.0 So. Fork Root R @ twp rd, 10 Nancy Overcott CSMP0108 Fillmore mi NE of Canton 4/25 – 10/30 46 6 60 29 0 34.1 16 52 54.4 So. Branch Root River @ Co. Carol Kohn CSMP0179 Fillmore Rd. 1 5/14 – 10/24 23 11 34 10 0 34.3 3 62 67.0 Donna So. Branch Root River @ Rasmussen CSMP0256 Fillmore CSAH 17 in Preston, MN 4/5 – 10/19 52 9 60 32 22 37.9 13 70 57.6 Karol Krahn CSMP0257 Fillmore So. Branch Root River 4/14 – 11/4 47 6 60 30 18 33.6 16 119 Stephen A. Gribben Creek (Holt twp, sec Erickson CSMP0525 Fillmore 21) 4/12 – 10/31 54 5 60 27 24 33.6 12 223 53.6 So. Branch Root River @ Karol Krahn CSMP0575 Mower CSAH 14 4/14 – 11/4 41 6 60 30 9 33.6 16 119 N Br Root River 2 mi NE of Ron Olson CSMP0649 Olmsted Stewartville 4/9 – 9/20 44 9 60 10 0 27.2 5 32 63.8 Carey Ck 1 mi SW of Bob Hoover CSMP1208 Olmsted Stewartville 6/1 – 11/1 48 7 60 24 12 34.9 10 210 62.7 Ronald L. Root River 0.1 mi S of Petersen CSMP1228 Fillmore Rushford @ MN-16/43 4/12 – 9/27 41 5 55 22 0 44.6 13 208 64.4 Stephen Taylor CSMP1236 Winona Money Cr 5/24 – 10/18 33 1 60 14 1 7 0 60.0 Corey Ck @ CSAH 17, Stephen Taylor CSMP1238 Winona Winona County, MN 6/23 – 8/24 33 22 41 4 0 2 0 58.9 Kelvin & Linda Spring Valley Ck @ CSAH-1, Niemeyer CSMP1240 Fillmore Fillmore County, MN 5/2 – 9/28 47 22 60 16 0 33.5 7 67 60.1

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Root River Watershed (HUC 07040008), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Root R @ Whalan Bridge Scott Kerl CSMP1277 Fillmore (Main St), Whalan, MN 4/14 – 10/13 40 0 60 27 11 39.9 8 47 62.4 Rush Ck 3.25 mi S of Mike Huth CSMP1398 Winona Lewiston @ TWP Rd 163 3/26 – 8/6 50 3 60 16 12 47.0 10 204 Watson Ck, 3 mi NE of Janene Roessler CSMP1420 Fillmore Preston, MN 4/22 – 10/28 36 0 60 32 6 36.7 12 157 66.2 Bear (Lost) Ck, Timothy M. T104/R12/S16, 6 mi SW of Gossman CSMP1427 Fillmore Chatfield 4/29 – 11/23 46 2 60 70 33 38.4 25 259 60.8 Robinson Ck, 4 mi SW of Linda Wibben CSMP1523 Olmsted Stewartville, T104/R14W/S6 7/3 – 10/24 39 5 60 10 1 37.4 8 240 65.3

Mississippi (Reno) Watershed (HUC 07060001) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Crooked Ck @ Freeburg Ridge Rd 1 mi SW of Howard Medin CSMP1390 Houston Freeburg 4/1 – 11/20 52 6 60 36 28 43.4 16 233

CEDAR DES MOINES RIVER BASIN Cedar River Watershed (HUC 07080201) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Bob Goetz CSMP0246 Mower Turtle Creek 4/9 - 10/29 25 11 51 34 0 28.7 14 196 68.2 Rick & Cheri Webber CSMP0342 Mower Roberts Creek 4/14 - 7/19 44 5 60 12 0 11.4 8 13 Dobbins Ck off 555th St in Gladie Kolb CSMP1092 Mower Austin 5/23 - 9/29 18 2 60 15 0 22.3 12 144

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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CEDAR DES MOINES RIVER BASIN West Fork Des Moines River (Headwaters) Watershed (HUC 07100001) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Harold Sauder CSMP0218 Jackson Jack Creek 4/13 – 11/6 16 8 24 11 0 26.8 2 39 Dale Aden CSMP0219 Jackson 5/30 – 10/8 14 5 36 28 0 28.2 16 41 West Fork Des Moines Roger Ringkob CSMP0417 Jackson River 5/6 – 10/27 12 9 19 16 0 29.3 5 35 Unn Trib to Des Moines R N Roger Ringkob CSMP0475 Jackson of CASH-14, “spring” 5/6 – 10/27 59 39 60 16 1 29.3 5 35 Judy Markl CSMP0563 Cottonwood Des Moines River 5/7 – 8/31 12 7 15 6 0 1 0 Jack Creek @ US-59, 9.5 mi 17. David Copperud CSMP1269 Nobles N of Worthington, MN 4/23 – 11/5 34 5 52 12 0 26.8 2 189

RED RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Mustinka River Watershed (HUC 09020102) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Mustinka R @ CSAH-13 6 mi John Feneis CSMP0950 Grant NE of Herman "Site 3" 4/14 - 10/20 32 17 60 16 1 21.5 1 48 Mustinka R @ CSAH-8, 8 Mi John Feneis CSMP0951 Grant NE of Herman "Site 4" 4/14 - 10/20 43 16 60 16 6 21.5 1 48 Mustinka R @ Mustinka Dam John Feneis CSMP0959 Grant NE of Herman "Bds33" 4/14 - 10/20 26 19 47 16 0 21.5 1 48 Mustinka R @ CR-67 (340th John Feneis CSMP1222 Grant Ave), "Site #1" 4/14 - 10/20 20 8 38 16 0 21.5 1 48 Mustinka R @ Twp Hwy 89 John Feneis CSMP1271 Grant (300th Ave), "Site #2" 4/14 - 10/20 22 13 41 16 0 21.5 1 48 Mustinka R @ CR-42 (240th John Feneis CSMP1272 Grant Ave), "Site #5" 4/14 - 10/20 47 22 60 16 9 21.5 1 48 Unnamed stream ("Mustinka") @ John Feneis CSMP1273 Grant CSAH-15, "Site #6" 4/14 - 7/21 42 20 60 10 4 21.5 1 48 Mustinka R @ CSAH-26, "Site John Feneis CSMP1274 Grant #7" 4/14 - 10/20 47 18 60 16 10 21.5 1 48

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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RED RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Mustinka River Watershed (HUC 09020102) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Mustinka R 1/8 mi S CSAH- John Feneis CSMP1458 Grant 12, 5.5 mi SW of Elbow LK 6/3 - 6/30 52 22 60 5 4 21.5 1 48 Mustinka R @ CSAH-12, John Feneis CSMP1459 Grant 5.5 mi SW of Elbow LK 4/19 - 10/20 48 21 60 16 7 21.5 1 48 Mustinka R @ CR-44, 4.5 John Feneis CSMP1460 Grant mi SW of Elbow LK 5/19 - 10/20 52 25 60 14 8 21.5 0 48 Mustinka R @ CSAH-1, 4 John Feneis CSMP1461 Grant mi SW of Elbow LK 4/14 - 10/20 51 26 60 16 11 21.5 1 48

Otter Tail River Watershed (HUC 09020103) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Maribeth & Andy Unnamed trib. To Height of Lee CSMP0374 Becker Land Lake 4/3 – 11/17 60 60 60 19 0 23.5 4 75 Ottertail R to Lit Pine Lk, John Askew CSMP1438 Otter Tail 2.25 mi N of Perham 6/7 – 7/12 58 52 60 5 2 6.1 5 19 Toad R inlet to Pine Lk, 4.5 John Askew CSMP1439 Otter Tail mi NE of Perham 6/7 – 7/12 47 43 60 5 1 6.1 5 19

Red River of the North (Headwaters) Watershed (HUC 09020104) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Gary Brekke CSMP0007 Clay Red River 3/25 - 11/28 13 4 40 36 0 23.0 0 114 59.3 Red River @ Clay CSAH 26 River Keepers CSMP1072 Clay N of Fargo/Moorhead 5/30 - 10/25 8 4 11 7 0 0 0 65.7 Red River @ 1st Ave. N. in River Keepers CSMP1073 Clay Fargo/Moorhead 5/30 - 10/25 11 7 17 7 0 0 0 66.1 Red River @ CSAH 8 S of River Keepers CSMP1074 Clay Fargo/Moorhead 5/3 - 10/25 9 6 13 5 0 0 0 66.0

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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RED RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Sandhill River Watershed (HUC 09020301) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Gary Lee CSMP0835 Polk Sand Hill R at CSAH 1 5/8 - 10/4 40 13 60 6 2 1 0 61.7

Thief River Watershed (HUC 09020304) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Barb & Gerry Thief R (Ditch 83), Okland CSMP1386 Marshall T155N/R43W/S26 4/14 - 10/14 44 17 60 24 6 15.1 10 196 66.3

Clearwater River Watershed (HUC 09020305) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Lost River at township rd N Gary Lee CSMP0836 Polk of CSAH 33 5/9 – 10/4 54 33 60 6 4 2 0 63.5 Gary Lee CSMP0837 Pennington Clearwater R at Co Rd 27 5/9 – 10/4 46 33 60 6 2 2 0 65.5 Gary Lee CSMP0838 Polk Hill R at CSAH 35 5/9 – 10/4 60 59 60 6 5 2 0 66.2 Gary Lee CSMP0839 Polk Poplar R at CSAH 8 5/9 – 10/4 60 58 60 6 5 2 0 63.8

Snake River Watershed (HUC 09020309) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Allyn & Sarah Roley CSMP0242 Marshall Swift Coulee 5/5 - 8/4 50 28 60 14 7 18.8 2 45

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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MISSOURI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Big Sioux River (Pipestone) Watershed (HUC 10170203) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Pipestone National Monument CSMP0619 Pipestone Pipestone Creek, site 1 4/16 - 9/24 44 18 60 23 9 16.2 6 204 63.6 Pipestone National Monument CSMP0620 Pipestone Pipestone Creek, site 2 5/30 - 9/24 11 4 21 17 0 16.2 4 204 69.1

Rock River Watershed (HUC 10170204) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 60 Rain Event N Rain Temp Kanaranzi Ck @ MN/IA George W. Shurr CSMP1418 Rock border 3/14 - 11/19 23 4 52 25 0 25.0 5 243 65.4

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>60: Number of transparency readings greater than 60 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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LAKE SUPERIOR DRAINAGE BASIN Lake Superior (North) Watershed (HUC 04010101) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Eleanor & Donald Lease CSMP0079 Cook No. Brule River 5/20 - 8/23 100 100 100 2 2 0 0 64.6 Flute Reed R nr Sup Hik Tr, Roger Haertl CSMP1245 Cook T62N R03W Sec 10, "T17 5/4 - 10/8 90 73 100 6 0 23.9 5 43 Flute Reed R @ Camp 20 Rd, T62N R03W, Sec 13 Roger Haertl CSMP1250 Cook "R6" 5/4 - 10/8 69 14 95 7 0 23.9 6 43 Rick Schubert CSMP1253 Cook Flute Reed R @ CR-88, "R1" 5/22 - 10/11 83 58 100 10 0 22.0 17 47 58.0

Lake Superior (South) Watershed (HUC 04010102) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Chester Creek E of Kenwood Mike Nordin CSMP0648 St. Louis Ave, in Duluth 4/1 - 10/9 90 34 100 34 20 24.7 26 193 54.7 Tischer Creek @ Hartley Earl Rosenwinkel CSMP0995 St. Louis Road in Duluth 3/28 - 9/26 95 53 100 22 18 23.7 5 91 Lester R @ Lester Park Br, Timothy Musick CSMP1069 St. Louis 1/4 mi upst of mouth 5/24 - 10/20 50 38 82 7 0 23.9 14 58 56.0 Amity Ck off Tioga St in Stan Johanson CSMP1094 St. Louis Lester Park, Duluth 4/13 - 10/29 95 60 100 16 0 25.3 12 199 57.3 Skunk Creek in Two Todd Ronning CSMP1255 Lake Harbors, MN 4/17 - 9/11 95 58 100 20 17 17.0 36 29 42.8 E Branch Chester Ck @ Linda Schwartz CSMP1426 St. Louis Toledo St. W in Duluth 4/20 - 10/27 95 48 100 26 19 21.7 7 186 57.8 Amity Ck in Duluth off Jean Dan D'Allaird CSMP1432 St. Louis Duluth Rd, T50/R14W/S1 5/21 - 10/14 94 68 100 13 10 21.4 8 146 Lester R in Duluth Dave Stark CSMP1444 St. Louis T51/R13W/S21 6/24 - 10/18 46 12 81 4 0 18.9 3 34 71.6 Oregon Ck @ 20th Ave E & Sonya Welter CSMP1521 St. Louis Jefferson St, Duluth 5/8 - 9/19 68 39 82 8 1 15.4 13 82

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>100: Number of transparency readings greater than 100 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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LAKE SUPERIOR DRAINAGE BASIN St. Louis River Watershed (HUC 04010201) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Embarrass River @ CSAH John Nyhus CSMP0249 St. Louis 20, 4 mi SE of Gilbert 6/8 - 9/15 100 100 100 2 2 21.2 0 67 Keene Creek E of Okerstrom Mary Pulford CSMP0831 St. Louis Rd 4/14 - 10/24 100 100 100 27 0 26.3 1 193 Artichoke River @ Hwy 8, Lucia Marnich CSMP1267 St. Louis W of Culver 5/21 - 10/3 100 100 100 14 14 21.3 9 178 63.0 Miller Ck, Duluth Steven Boberg CSMP1403 St. Louis T50/R14W/S32 5/24 - 10/20 85 28 100 22 15 21.3 12 129

Cloquet River Watershed (HUC 04010202) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Cloquet R @ MN-53 nr George Host CSMP1101 St. Louis Independence 5/15 - 9/8 100 100 100 9 0 16.0 4 26 Helwig Ck .13 mi E of US- George Host CSMP1103 St. Louis 53, at Independence 5/15 - 9/8 94 76 100 10 0 16.0 4 26 Cloquet River @ Hwy 7, 1.5 Lucia Marnich CSMP1268 St. Louis mi E of Burnett, MN 5/21 - 10/3 100 100 100 14 14 21.3 9 178 64.4

UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Mississippi (Headwaters-Lake Winnibigoshish) Watershed (HUC 07010101) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Mississippi R at Bike Path, Ann Campbell CSMP0986 Beltrami Lake Bemidji Outlet 4/21 - 11/4 97 74 100 28 23 21.9 8 49

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>100: Number of transparency readings greater than 100 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Leech Lake River Watershed (HUC 07010102) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Shingobee R (Inlet) upst of Dallas Hudson CSMP1009 Hubbard Co Rd 83 E of Akeley 3/14 - 10/1 100 100 100 29 29 17.3 8 189 72.0 Trib to Shingobee R upst of Dallas Hudson CSMP1010 Hubbard CR-83, E of Akeley 3/14 - 10/1 98 71 100 29 27 17.3 8 189

Mississippi (Grand Rapids) Watershed (HUC 07010103) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Sandy River, Hwy 65 N of Janet Smude CSMP0313 Aitkin McGregor 8/29 - 10/1 95 90 100 2 1 5 0 56.8 Janet Smude CSMP0703 Aitkin Ditch 5 @ Hwy 210 E 10/22 - 10/22 90 90 90 1 0 5 0 54.7 Savanna River T50N R23W Janet Smude CSMP0704 Aitkin Sec. 24 6/25 - 10/22 100 100 100 6 6 6 0 59.1 Janet Smude CSMP0705 Aitkin Prairie River @ 140th Ave/Pl 6/25 - 10/1 100 100 100 5 5 6 0 57.8 Janet Smude CSMP0706 Aitkin Prairie River @ 145th Ave/Pl 6/25 - 10/1 84 72 93 4 0 6 0 54.5 Doug & Barb Veit David & Ann Swan River at CSAH 21 Lewis CSMP0800 Itasca T55N/R24W/S20 4/12 - 11/18 99 78 100 34 31 22.6 2 67 60.4 Morrison Brook near Hill Lin Benson CSMP1425 Aitkin City, T52N/R26W/S23 4/28 - 10/1 100 100 100 7 0 20.3 5 183

Mississippi (Brainerd) Watershed (HUC 07010104) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Chad & Montana Mississippi R off 6th Ave in Chirhart CSMP1091 Morrison Little Falls 6/26 - 11/6 79 37 93 19 0 25.9 7 58 Round Ck @ CSAH-21, Mervin C Eisel CSMP1199 Crow Wing T43/R31W/S14 (UNN0100) 5/9 - 8/1 88 43 100 9 0 17.1 0 43 69.2 Swan R @ CR-219, 1/4 mi N Jeff Opelia CSMP1259 Morrison of Swanville, MN 4/23 - 9/27 100 100 100 19 19 14.8 7 142

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>100: Number of transparency readings greater than 100 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Mississippi (Brainerd) Watershed (HUC 07010104), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Nokasippi R on Co. Rd. 23, T44N R29W S18 Larry Frick CSMP1330 Crow Wing (NOK0800) 5/12 - 10/14 100 100 100 10 10 19.5 1 40 Nokasippi R on Co. Rd. 23, T44N R29W S18 Mary Jane Reetz CSMP1330 Crow Wing (NOK0800) 5/12 - 10/14 100 100 100 10 10 19.5 1 40 Nokasippi R @ Co Rd 9, Mary Jane Reetz CSMP1331 Crow Wing T43N/R30W/S9 (NOK0600) 5/14 - 10/14 97 90 100 7 5 0 0 Nokasippi R @ CSAH-21, 11mi S of Brained Mervin C Eisel CSMP1333 Crow Wing (NOK0325) 5/9 - 10/1 89 75 100 13 0 17.1 1 43 74.0 Unnamed Ck at CSAH-3, 7 Peter Laursen CSMP1464 Aitkin mi W of Palisade, MN 6/23 - 11/21 100 100 100 27 27 20.5 9 143 Nokasippi R @ CSAH-25 Mary Jane Reetz CSMP1514 Crow Wing (NOK0700) 5/14 - 10/14 99 90 100 7 6 0 0 Nokasippi R @ CSAH-24 Mary Jane Reetz CSMP1515 Crow Wing (NOK0900) 5/14 - 10/14 94 60 100 7 6 0 0

Pine River Watershed (HUC 07010105) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Greg & Mary Johnson CSMP0025 Cass Pine River 5/2 - 8/22 99 93 100 9 8 19.4 1 199 70.0 Joe & Catherine O'Donnell CSMP0251 Crow Wing Pelican Brook 4/10 - 10/1 100 100 100 22 22 18.4 7 174 Hay Ck @ CR-145, 2 mi NE Paul Jensen CSMP1354 Crow Wing of Pequot Lakes, MN 5/21 - 10/29 62 27 92 18 0 7 0 Unn Trib to Hay Ck @ MN- Paul Jensen CSMP1509 Crow Wing 371 "south fork" 5/21 - 10/29 63 13 100 18 1 7 0 Hay Ck @ MN-371, 1 mi Paul Jensen CSMP1510 Crow Wing NW of Jenkins, "north fork" 9/23 - 10/29 28 11 39 3 0 3 0

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>100: Number of transparency readings greater than 100 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Pine River Watershed (HUC 07010105), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Unn Trib to Hay Ck @ Paul Jensen CSMP1511 Crow Wing CSAH-15 "south fork" 8/19 - 10/29 40 26 60 3 0 3 0 Hay Ck @ CSAH-15, "north Paul Jensen CSMP1512 Crow Wing fork" 5/21 - 10/29 86 43 100 17 7 6 0

Crow Wing River Watershed (HUC 07010106) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Chuck Tritz CSMP0348 Hubbard Shell River 6/27 – 10/24 93 53 100 16 0 16.2 3 165 68.9 Shell River @ CSAH-24 Melvin W. Messer CSMP0787 Wadena Shell City Bridge “SR-7” 6/18 – 10/23 98 87 100 18 12 18.4 11 77 64.7 Leofwin Shell R at US 71, 3.5 mi N of Lindblom CSMP0832 Hubbard Menahga 4/2 – 10/27 92 71 100 33 9 21.8 9 245 60.3 Leofwin Kettle River at CR-156 Lindblom CSMP0833 Wadena (county line) 4/2 – 10/27 96 82 100 33 18 21.8 8 245 59.3 Leofwin Blueberry River at Co Rd 16 Lindblom CSMP0834 Wadena (384th St) 4/2 – 10/27 92 55 100 33 14 21.8 8 245 59.3 Steve & Barbara Fish Hook R .4 mi W of MN- Zahlen CSMP1038 Hubbard 87, 1 mi NW of Hubbard 5/19 – 11/10 100 100 100 25 0 19.1 7 189 61.8 Leofwin Shell R @ Blueberry Bridge Lindblom CSMP1054 Wadena Rd, NE of Menahga 4/2 – 10/27 69 42 95 20 0 21.8 10 245 63.7 Leofwin Shell R @ inlet to Blueberry Lindblom CSMP1055 Wadena Lake, N of Menahga 5/8 – 10/13 95 80 100 13 8 21.8 3 245 63.3 Leofwin Blueberry R @ inlet to Lindblom CSMP1056 Wadena Blueberry Lk, N of Menahga 5/8 – 10/13 93 63 100 17 9 21.8 4 245 61.9 Leofwin Blueberry R @ US-71, N of Lindblom CSMP1057 Wadena Menahga 4/2 – 10/27 91 78 100 33 2 21.8 8 245 58.5 Stocking Ck at outlet of Del Roy Ronning CSMP1115 Wadena Stocking Lake, nr Menahga 6/17 – 9/10 87 72 100 6 0 15.2 5 187 67.2

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>100: Number of transparency readings greater than 100 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Crow Wing River Watershed (HUC 07010106), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Unn Trib to S end of Michael Mattson CSMP1161 Wadena Stocking Lk, N of CSAH 17 6/17 – 6/17 100 100 100 1 1 1 0 56.5 Unn Trib to E side of Michael Mattson CSMP1162 Wadena Stocking Lake at CSAH 17 6/17 – 6/17 100 100 100 1 1 1 0 49.5 Unn Ck(Cullen Brk)@Lwr Robert Eliason CSMP1434 Crow Wing Cullen Rd, 1 mi N of Nisswa 5/17 – 10/11 100 100 100 10 10 1 0 Unnamed (Mayo or Rice) Robert Eliason CSMP1435 Cass Ck, 2 mi NW of Nisswa 5/17 – 10/11 100 100 100 10 10 1 0 Stoney Brook @ Diana Dr, Robert Eliason CSMP1436 Cass 3.5 mi W of Nisswa 5/17 – 10/11 100 100 100 10 10 1 0 Home Brook @ Cty Rd 107, Robert Eliason CSMP1437 Cass 6 mi SW of Nisswa 5/17 – 10/11 100 100 100 10 10 1 0 Fish Hook R @ 3rd St E in Melvin W. Messer CSMP1484 Hubbard Park Rapids “FH-2” 6/18 – 10/10 98 85 100 16 10 18.4 5 77 72.1 Hay Creek @ US-71, 8.5 mi Kenneth Grob CSMP1485 Hubbard N of Park Rapids “HC-1” 4/15 – 9/16 100 100 100 11 11 18.3 4 154 61.8 Marilyn Peterson Unn str (Portage R) @ inlet & Jerry Knoblich CSMP1486 Hubbard to Fishhook Lk “PR-1” 4/16 – 9/30 91 11 100 22 0 17.4 10 112 64.9 Long Lake Outlet @ MN-87 Tom Hanninen CSMP1487 Hubbard “LL-1” 4/16 – 9/17 100 100 100 7 0 0 0 61.2 Fishhook R @ MN-87 “FH- Tom Hanninen CSMP1488 Hubbard 1” 4/16 – 9/17 100 100 100 7 0 0 0 60.0 Straight R @ CR-123, 9 mi Gordon Olson CSMP1489 Becker W of Park Rapids 4/16 – 9/17 96 80 100 6 0 12.4 2 28 57.5 Shell R @ CSAH-47, 10 mi Gordon Olson CSMP1490 Becker WSW of Park Rapids 4/16 – 9/17 94 86 100 6 0 12.4 2 28 57.4

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>100: Number of transparency readings greater than 100 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Long Prairie River Watershed (HUC 07010108) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Kruegers Slough inlet to Joseph R. Gondek CSMP0459 Douglas Lake Le Homme Dieu 4/23 - 8/24 98 70 100 15 14 13.0 6 162 Inlet to Lake Miltona from Jack Anderson CSMP0511 Douglas Lake Irene 5/16 - 10/28 96 63 100 10 9 18.8 4 170 61.4

Mississippi (Sartell) Watershed (HUC 07010201) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Miles Rychman CSMP0544 Stearns So. Fork Watab River 4/17 - 10/31 100 100 100 16 0 20.4 0 203 64.8 Inlet to Big Watab Lake (NE Miles Rychman CSMP0545 Stearns end) 4/17 - 10/31 96 93 100 6 0 20.4 0 203 48.5 Inlet to Big Watab Lake (NW Miles Rychman CSMP0546 Stearns end) 4/17 - 10/31 100 97 100 24 0 20.4 1 203 64.6

Sauk River Watershed (HUC 07010202) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Dick & Nita Little Birch Lake Outlet to Anderson CSMP0095 Stearns Lake Sylvia 4/4 - 9/24 100 100 100 16 16 11.9 11 17 Joe Chovan CSMP0522 Stearns Inlet to Big Fish Lake 4/26 - 6/8 100 100 100 7 7 16.2 1 35 53.5 Joe Chovan CSMP0523 Stearns Big Fish Lake Outlet 4/26 - 5/17 100 100 100 4 4 16.2 1 35 59.3 Bob and Jan Hoboken Ck @ MN-28 (Hob Bjork CSMP1359 Stearns 3-3) 4/12 - 10/24 100 97 100 7 6 25.9 3 56 55.4 Bob and Jan Ashley Ck @ 470th Ave Bjork CSMP1363 Stearns (Ashley 9-0) 4/12 - 10/24 89 64 100 7 3 25.9 4 56 59.7 Bob and Jan Ashley Ck @ TR-130 Bjork CSMP1364 Pope (Ashley 13-9) 4/12 - 10/24 89 68 100 7 1 25.9 4 56 59.5 Bob and Jan Unn Trib to Hoboken Ck @ Bjork CSMP1366 Stearns CR-183 (Hob 5-2) 4/12 - 10/2 97 88 100 6 4 25.9 3 56 56.1

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>100: Number of transparency readings greater than 100 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Sauk River Watershed (HUC 07010202), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Bob and Jan Hoboken Ck @ CSAH-18 Bjork CSMP1367 Stearns (Hob 5-4) 4/12 - 10/23 93 81 100 7 2 25.9 4 56 55.2 Bob and Jan Unn Trib to Silver Ck @ CR- Bjork CSMP1368 Todd 182 (Silver 6-5) 4/12 - 7/11 99 96 100 5 0 25.9 4 56 56.1 Bob and Jan Unn Trib to Silver Ck @ CR- Bjork CSMP1369 Stearns 189 (Silver 8-3) 4/12 - 10/23 97 84 100 6 4 25.9 4 56 55.1

Mississippi (St. Cloud) Watershed (HUC 07010203) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Gene & Betty Stony Brook at 45th St, “site Pundsack CSMP0116 Benton 1” 5/1 – 10/30 100 100 100 18 0 16.9 1 40 George Kydd CSMP0222 Sherburne Briggs Creek, “1B” 4/20 – 10/20 96 73 100 26 12 19.3 9 201 58.6 George Kydd CSMP0228 Sherburne Elk River at CSAH 6 4/20 – 10/20 60 37 89 26 0 19.3 9 201 62.3 Fish Creek, T122N R27W Karen Durant CSMP0515 Wright sec. 13 4/18 – 9/21 100 98 100 15 6 12.7 10 127 Unnamed Tributary to Fish Karen Durant CSMP0516 Wright Lake, T122N R26W sec. 18 4/18 – 9/21 99 77 100 17 11 12.7 8 127 Marty Posthumus & Pattie Unnamed tributary to Birch Roggenkamp CSMP0541 Wright Lake 5/3 – 5/29 100 100 100 2 0 21.1 1 31 60.4 Briggs Bayou @ County George Kydd CSMP0675 Sherburne Road 16 6/4 – 10/13 80 66 91 10 0 19.3 9 201 65.8 US FWS St Francis River T35N Sherburne Refuge CSMP0677 Sherburne R27W Sec 10 4/24 – 9/28 94 58 100 24 0 18.1 3 189 US FWS St Francis River T35N Sherburne Refuge CSMP0678 Sherburne R27W Sec 18 4/24 – 9/28 41 12 78 24 0 18.1 3 189 US FWS St Francis River T35N Sherburne Refuge CSMP0679 Sherburne R28W Sec 9 4/24 – 9/28 89 30 100 24 0 18.1 3 189 Unn Trib to Lk Julia at 42nd George Kydd CSMP1097 Sherburne St, NE of Clear Lake 4/20 – 10/20 92 44 100 26 16 19.3 9 201 54.0

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>100: Number of transparency readings greater than 100 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Mississippi River Watershed (HUC 07010206) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Warren Westphal CSMP0029 Hennepin Minnehaha Creek 4/30 – 9/19 53 15 93 4 0 12.8 3 16 Gary & Ethan Lambert Ck @ Pond View Cox CSMP1205 Ramsey Ln, White Bear Lk, MN 4/15 – 11/4 84 10 100 30 14 21.6 9 174 68.2 John Barry CSMP1256 Hennepin Minnehaha Ck at Upton Ave 4/21 – 10/4 66 20 100 26 2 4 0

Rum River Watershed (HUC 07010207) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Janet Smude CSMP0158 Crow Wing Garrison Creek 9/5 - 11/5 100 100 100 6 6 4 0 59.9 Ted Kostecka CSMP0159 Crow Wing Seguchie Creek 4/1 - 11/5 63 22 100 30 3 19.5 4 213 61.5 Janet Smude CSMP0159 Crow Wing Seguchie Creek 4/1 - 11/5 63 22 100 30 3 19.5 4 213 61.5 Janet Smude CSMP0160 Aitkin Peterson Creek 7/16 - 11/5 83 59 91 5 0 3 0 54.3 Malone Ck (Thains Ck) @ Janet Smude CSMP0161 Mille Lacs MN-47 7/16 - 11/5 92 69 100 8 5 4 0 56.5 Janet Smude CSMP0162 Aitkin Borden Creek 7/16 - 11/5 88 56 100 8 4 4 0 55.7 Janet Smude CSMP0163 Aitkin Seventeen Creek 10/24 - 11/5 96 92 100 2 1 3 0 46.8 Eric North CSMP0164 Mille Lacs Little Whitefish Lake outlet 5/1 - 8/5 95 80 100 4 0 13.2 1 20 Janet Smude CSMP0261 Mille Lacs Cedar Creek 9/19 - 11/5 90 82 100 3 1 3 0 48.8 Janet Smude CSMP0272 Aitkin Reddy Creek 9/19 - 11/5 64 53 70 4 0 4 0 50.4 Janet Smude CSMP0314 Aitkin Mormon Creek / Co Ditch 36 7/16 - 11/5 91 66 100 8 2 4 0 59.1 Janet Smude CSMP0315 Aitkin Seastade Crk @ MN-18 Brdg 7/16 - 11/5 85 68 100 4 1 4 0 58.3 Rum R @ Twilight Rd, .2 mi Janet Smude CSMP1052 Mille Lacs S of Vineland 7/16 - 11/5 100 100 100 7 7 3 0 60.6 Margaret Willis CSMP1230 Mille Lacs Rum R @ CSAH-26 4/16 - 10/28 90 56 100 22 14 21.9 3 205 65.8 Whitefish Lk outlet @ Pine Ted Kostecka CSMP1404 Mille Lacs Ctr Rd (CSAH-25) 6/24 - 10/28 85 53 100 11 0 19.5 0 213 68.6 Whitefish Lk outlet @ Pine Janet Smude CSMP1404 Mille Lacs Ctr Rd (CSAH-25) 6/24 - 10/28 85 53 100 11 0 19.5 0 213 68.6

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>100: Number of transparency readings greater than 100 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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MINNESOTA RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Lac Qui Parle River Watershed (HUC 07020003) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Lac qui Lac qui Parle River, T117N Frank R. Aabye CSMP0595 Parle R43W Sec. 21 3/15 - 10/8 39 18 57 24 0 20.1 5 82

Chippewa River Watershed (HUC 07020005) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Chippewa River @ Little Bob Reynolds CSMP0486 Douglas Chippewa Lk outlet 4/21 - 9/30 100 100 100 27 27 28.9 29 229 Chippewa River @ Little Glen Matejka CSMP0486 Douglas Chippewa Lk outlet 4/21 - 9/30 100 100 100 27 27 28.9 29 229 John & Judi Morton CSMP0489 Pope East Branch Chippewa River 6/4 - 10/1 60 47 100 16 0 9 0 Bruce & Barb Mulvaney CSMP0490 Pope Chippewa River @ CR-19 6/2 - 8/14 100 100 100 5 5 19.0 2 215 Unnamed trib to E BR Bruce & Barb Chippewa R Gilchrist Lk Mulvaney CSMP0491 Pope Inlet 6/2 - 8/15 70 51 100 5 1 19.0 2 215 Deb Nelson CSMP0492 Kandiyohi Shakopee Creek @ CR-29 5/8 - 9/29 99 95 100 12 10 15.3 7 179 Bob Reynolds CSMP0496 Douglas Chippewa Lk outlet @ CR-7 4/21 - 9/30 99 95 100 27 24 15.6 27 49 Bob Reynolds CSMP0497 Douglas Devils Lk outlet 4/21 - 9/30 100 100 100 27 27 15.6 27 49 Shakopee Cr @ Kandiyohi Joel Schmidt CSMP1442 Kandiyohi CSAH-1, T120N/R36W/S2 4/30 - 8/10 64 40 79 10 0 21.3 0 193 Shakopee Cr @ 120th St NW, 1.5 mi SW of Swan Joel Schmidt CSMP1443 Kandiyohi Lake 6/3 - 6/25 61 59 65 3 0 21.3 3 193

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>100: Number of transparency readings greater than 100 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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MINNESOTA RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Minnesota River (Mankato) Watershed (HUC 07020007) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Eightmile Ck @ 366th St, 2.5 Alan Gleisner CSMP1218 Nicollet mi NW of St. George 6/6 - 6/13 63 63 63 2 0 19.7 6 39

Blue Earth River Watershed (HUC 07020009) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp JD 13 East of MN-254 Barbara L Baker CSMP0790 Faribault T101N/R26W/S35 4/1 – 10/31 66 9 100 47 4 32.8 24 210 62.6

ST. CROIX RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Kettle River Watershed (HUC 07030003) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Sandy Wentkiewicz CSMP0023 Carlton Moose Horn River 4/21 - 10/31 100 100 100 25 25 27.6 5 214 65.4 Kettle R .2 mi upst of CSAH- Ruth Pfaller CSMP1030 Pine 52, SW of Sturgeon Lk 4/16 - 10/1 97 65 100 25 0 59.7 3 163 71.4

Snake River Watershed (HUC 07030004) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Snake River @ T39N R20W Ed Doberstein CSMP0646 Pine Sec. 27 4/17 - 10/15 71 8 100 30 5 21.4 11 152 65.8 Inlet to Cross Lk, N 'Cross Jerry Trent CSMP0650 Pine Ck @ Co Rd 125' 6/3 - 9/4 94 24 100 12 0 5 0 63.4 Jerry Trent CSMP0673 Pine Inlet to Cross Lk, E 'Bun Ck' 6/19 - 10/8 9 8 10 2 0 2 0 62.6 Snake River @ boat access in Sara Maki CSMP1042 Pine Pine City 5/2 - 10/21 78 45 95 17 0 24.6 6 187

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>100: Number of transparency readings greater than 100 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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ST. CROIX RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Snake River Watershed (HUC 07030004), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Dan & Betty Knife River @ 30th Ave, 5.5 Wilkens CSMP1107 Mille Lacs mi S of Isle (ML156) 4/25 - 10/24 98 85 100 19 13 24.3 0 66 64.8 Dan & Betty Unn Str Trib to Knife R @ Wilkens CSMP1219 Kanabec CSAH-15 (H9) 4/25 - 10/24 100 100 100 19 19 24.3 0 66 63.5 Dan & Betty Knife River @ CSAH-3, 11 Wilkens CSMP1220 Kanabec mi NW of Mora (H29) 4/25 - 10/24 100 100 100 19 17 24.3 0 66 66.8 Dan & Betty Knife River @ CSAH-8, 6 Wilkens CSMP1221 Kanabec mi N of Mora (KL10) 4/25 - 10/24 99 90 100 19 16 24.3 0 66 66.4

St. Croix River (Stillwater) Watershed (HUC 07030005) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Linda Christianson & Cecilia Strother CSMP0352 Chisago Sunrise River 5/25 - 10/31 93 70 100 12 0 24.3 5 50 68.1 Browns Ck 3 mi NW of Iona Holsten CSMP1389 Washington Stillwater, T30N/R21W/S12 4/23 - 6/23 97 94 99 8 0 5.2 3 22 Unn Str (Carnelian Ck) @ Robert Bramstedt CSMP1413 Washington May Ave. 5/1 - 8/3 84 70 97 9 0 8.0 6 7 Unn Str (trib to Mckusick Peter Cross CSMP1414 Washington Lk) @ Brown's Ck Divers. 4/15 - 8/4 83 39 100 7 0 2.2 2 6 Unn Str (Brown's Ck) @ Peter Cross CSMP1415 Washington McKusick Rd in Stillwater 4/15 - 8/4 91 55 100 7 5 1.9 2 8 Silver Ck @ MN-95, 1 mi N Dan Fabian CSMP1417 Washington of Stillwater 5/4 - 10/30 100 98 100 22 18 26.8 22 23 Browns Ck @ Hwy 95 Barb Lockway CSMP1441 Washington culvert, T30N/R20W/S21 3/9 - 10/17 54 3 100 26 6 30.4 10 220 Konrad Unn Str (Carnelian Ck) @ Koosmann CSMP1447 Washington Ozark Trl, T31N/R20W/S34 4/29 - 10/29 63 23 100 32 1 27.6 10 207

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>100: Number of transparency readings greater than 100 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Mississippi (Winona) Watershed (HUC 07040003) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Speltz Ck @ Speltz Dr (Twp Jim Worthley CSMP0365 Winona Rd 654) in Rollingstone 9/21 - 10/20 78 69 84 3 0 32.8 5 145 59.9 Bill Durkin CSMP0437 Winona Beaver Creek, "MN-74" 4/14 - 9/16 92 46 100 11 0 24.7 5 37 61.0 Whitewater River, "CSAH- Bill Durkin CSMP0438 Winona 30" 4/1 - 9/16 64 4 100 13 0 24.7 6 37 59.1 So. Fork Whitewater River, Linda Dahl CSMP0439 Winona "CSAH-26" 5/23 - 9/21 89 41 100 12 2 30.1 5 51 66.4 Whitewater River, "CSAH- Linda Dahl CSMP0440 Winona 26" 5/23 - 9/21 92 67 100 12 4 30.1 5 51 67.5 No. Fork Whitewater River, Linda Dahl CSMP0441 Winona "MN-74" 5/23 - 9/21 91 60 100 12 4 30.1 5 51 66.7 Middle Fork Whitewater Linda Dahl CSMP0442 Winona River, "MN-74" 5/23 - 9/21 90 46 100 11 5 30.1 5 51 67.9 Mid Fork Whitewater R E of Dave Palmquist CSMP0446 Winona MN-74 @ State Park 6/5 - 8/12 86 36 100 11 6 37.9 5 67 63.6 No. Fork Whitewater River Paul Chick, Sr. CSMP0447 Olmsted off 75TH St NE 4/1 - 9/26 86 11 100 19 13 31.5 6 174 60.0 S Fk Whitewater R, T106N R10W S2 Lamberton Mill Linda Dahl CSMP0572 Winona Rd 5/23 - 9/21 75 33 100 12 1 30.1 5 51 70.2 Roberta Bumann & Joshua Boyer CSMP0642 Winona Pleasant Valley Creek 3/1 - 10/7 78 3 100 33 15 36.4 5 103 54.5 Beaver Ck off Whitewater Bill Durkin CSMP0862 Winona Twp Rd 1 4/14 - 9/16 95 54 100 11 0 24.7 4 37 58.2 E Burns Valley Creek Randy Schenkat (107N/R7W/S35) @ CSAH & Eric Nelson CSMP1008 Winona 105 5/8 - 9/30 53 21 100 24 0 31.8 16 42 54.2 Pleasant Valley Ck @ Holler Sheila Harmes CSMP1021 Winona Hill Rd T106N/R7W/S1 3/15 - 10/25 79 28 100 13 7 2 0 56.8 Pleasant Valley Ck @ Clinton Dr N, Sheila Harmes CSMP1024 Winona T106N/R7W/S12 3/15 - 10/25 90 36 100 14 9 3 0 56.7 Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>100: Number of transparency readings greater than 100 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Mississippi (Winona) Watershed (HUC 07040003), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Cedar Valley Ck @ US-14, 7 Lew Overhaug CSMP1229 Winona mi SE of Winona (CVC-1) 4/24 – 10/30 82 2 100 10 1 2 0 Roberta Bumann Unn Trib to Pleas. Valley Ck & Joshua Boyer CSMP1241 Winona T106/R7W/S13 (PVC-3) 4/1 – 10/7 88 14 100 29 5 36.4 5 103 54.8 Miller Valley Ck 5 mi NW of Lew Overhaug CSMP1397 Winona Dakota, T106N R5W S22 5/22 – 10/31 84 22 100 7 0 1 0 Unnamed trib to Speltz Ck Jim Worthley CSMP1400 Winona 1.5 mi NW of Rollingston 5/25 – 10/20 98 68 100 15 14 32.8 6 145 53.5 Speltz Ck @ DWNSTRM side of CR-25, T108N R9W Jim Worthley CSMP1401 Winona S36 5/25 – 10/20 71 22 100 15 4 32.8 6 145 60.2 Speltz Ck @ Twp Rd 22, .5 Jim Worthley CSMP1402 Winona mi NW of Rollingstone 5/25 – 10/20 83 57 100 5 2 32.8 6 145 59.5

Zumbro River Watershed (HUC 07040004) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Bear Creek upstream of US Kenneth C Allen CSMP0003 Olmsted HWY 14 4/7 – 9/29 36 8 64 26 0 34.5 6 181 56.6 Paul & Greg Thompson CSMP0049 Olmsted Cascade Creek 4/7 – 11/2 52 5 100 33 1 39.2 6 64 63.8 Middle Fork So. Branch Zumbro River in Oxbow John Weiss CSMP0680 Olmsted Park 4/15 – 10/27 68 21 100 22 2 36.4 9 82 61.8 S Fk Zumbro R @ 7th St NE Kenneth C Allen CSMP1019 Olmsted in Rochester 4/7 – 9/29 29 7 52 26 0 34.5 5 181 61.0 Mid FK S BR Zumbro R @ John Weiss CSMP1440 Olmsted CSAH-14 in Genoa, MN 4/15 – 10/27 63 20 100 22 2 36.4 10 82 61.6

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>100: Number of transparency readings greater than 100 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Root River Watershed (HUC 07040008) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Vic Ormsby CSMP0392 Winona Unnamed Ck ("Wiscoy Ck") 4/30 - 10/29 76 2 100 22 5 43.6 3 54 55.8 Unnamed Ck ("Money Ck, Vic Ormsby CSMP0394 Winona West Br; Co. 19 culvert") 4/30 - 10/29 61 2 90 22 0 43.6 3 54 59.5 Money Ck off CSAH-19, Vic Ormsby CSMP1177 Winona Winona County, MN 4/30 - 10/29 81 2 100 21 1 43.6 2 54 56.2 Stephen Taylor CSMP1236 Winona Money Cr 4/18 - 10/25 87 60 100 10 5 7 0 60.0 Corey Ck @ CSAH 17, Stephen Taylor CSMP1238 Winona Winona County, MN 4/18 - 10/28 88 58 100 17 7 2 0 58.9 Rush Ck 3.25 mi S of Mike Huth CSMP1398 Winona Lewiston @ TWP Rd 163 3/26 - 9/3 92 69 100 13 6 47.0 10 204 Unnamed Ck (Coolridge Ck) Mark Reisetter CSMP1399 Winona @ CR-2, T105N R9W S26 6/26 - 11/2 95 82 99 10 0 40.5 4 136 60.5

CEDAR DES MOINES RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN West Fork Des Moines River (Headwaters) Watershed (HUC 07100001) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Unn Trib to Des Moines R N Roger Ringkob CSMP0475 Jackson of CASH-14, "spring" 5/6 - 5/6 100 100 100 1 0 29.3 5 35

RED RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Otter Tail River Watershed (09020103) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Ottertail R to Lit Pine Lk, John Askew CSMP1438 Otter Tail 2.25 mi N of Perham 7/28 - 10/11 90 75 100 8 1 6.1 5 19 Toad R inlet to Pine Lk, 4.5 John Askew CSMP1439 Otter Tail mi NE of Perham 7/28 - 10/11 96 85 100 8 3 6.1 5 19

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>100: Number of transparency readings greater than 100 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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RED RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Otter Tail River Watershed (09020103), continued Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Egg River @ Bruce Blvd Lowell Deede CSMP1501 Becker "site 1" 5/22 - 10/22 100 98 100 20 19 23.2 1 268 Egg River @ Flat Lake Lowell Deede CSMP1502 Becker Control "site 2" 5/22 - 10/22 100 100 100 20 19 23.2 1 268 Egg River @ Egg Lk Trl Lowell Deede CSMP1503 Becker "site 3" 5/22 - 10/22 95 46 100 20 18 23.2 1 268 Otter Tail R @ CSAH-35, Lowell Deede CSMP1504 Becker Round Lk outlet "site 4" 5/22 - 10/22 100 100 100 20 20 23.2 1 268 Otter Tail R @ Chippewa Lowell Deede CSMP1505 Becker Lake inlet "site 5" 5/22 - 10/22 90 57 100 20 0 23.2 1 268 Otter Tail R @ Chippewa Lowell Deede CSMP1506 Becker Control Structure "site 6" 5/22 - 10/22 100 100 100 20 20 23.2 1 268 Otter Tail R @ Co. Rd 126 Lowell Deede CSMP1507 Becker "site 7" 5/22 - 10/22 100 100 100 20 20 23.2 1 268

Buffalo River Watershed (HUC 09020106) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Buffalo R @ Duffney Rd Lowell Deede CSMP1508 Becker "site 8" 5/22 - 10/22 100 100 100 19 19 23.2 1 268

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>100: Number of transparency readings greater than 100 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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RAINY RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN Vermillion River Watershed (09030002) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp John Hall CSMP1406 St. Louis Pelican R, 3 mi E of Orr 4/20 – 10/15 94 60 100 35 24 20.3 18 101 60.3

Big Fork River Watershed (09030006) Monitoring Total Rain Mean Volunteers Site County Stream Name Period Mean Min Max NT N > 100 Rain Event N Rain Temp Nancy Shaw CSMP0517 Itasca Bowstring River 5/20 - 9/30 99 85 100 19 18 38.8 8 138

Monitoring Period: Period over which transparency readings were taken N>100: Number of transparency readings greater than 100 centimeters Mean: Average stream transparency in centimeters Total Rain: Amount of rain reported over entire season in inches Min: Minimum transparency reading in centimeters Rain Event: Number of transparency readings taken as a result of rain event Max: Maximum transparency reading in centimeters N Rain: Number of rain gauge readings recorded, including “0” readings NT: Number of transparency readings taken Mean Temp: Average stream temperature

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